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Sedona, Arizona!
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Last edited by paduncan; April 29th, 2012 at 23:41.
Focus on what you want to happen, not what has happened.
Lovely. If you can change the tread title to just "Ambit in Action", I suspect we might get ourselves a nice collection of Ambit shots. Yours is a great one to start the ball rolling....
Done!Originally Posted by pjc3
Focus on what you want to happen, not what has happened.
Here are a couple. These are from a run in the Indian Peaks Wlderness with more pics bradolwin's trail running Move 5.5.2012 - Move at Movescount.com
Ambit on duty in the gym :)
Nelson Lakes NZ.
A couple from holiday in Arenal d'en Castell, Menorca.
The Ambit crossing the International Date Line. Going from East to West.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7P...jdicjZVMUtMU1E
At 1000km/hr with tail wind the degrees minutes seconds tick off pretty fast!
I doubt if it was intentional, but the plane was very close to 40deg N at the same time... which reminded me of this web site for GPS fanatics... the Degree Confluence Project
Incidentally... I was doing it for fun, but happened to find that another GPS I have hung at 179deg 59E. The latitude kept changing, but the longitude display stuck! So kudos to Suunto.
Last edited by or_watching; June 12th, 2012 at 07:17.
Cool!!!!The Ambit crossing the International Date Line. Going from East to West.
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B7P...jdicjZVMUtMU1E
At 1000km/hr with tail wind the degrees minutes seconds tick off pretty fast!
I doubt if it was intentional, but the plane was very close to 40deg N at the same time... which reminded me of this web site for GPS fanatics... the Degree Confluence Project
Incidentally... I was doing it for fun, but happened to find that another GPS I have hung at 179deg 59E. The latitude kept changing, but the longitude display stuck! So kudos to Suunto.
Focus on what you want to happen, not what has happened.
Trialling the route navigation. I found it worked well. Used 6 waypoints for a 14Km round trip and 1400m climb up a premiere route in a nearby national park.
Moved automatically onto next as I went past each waypoint. Altimeter used as a gague of distance up the mountain. Exercise timer kept us on schedule. HR monitor told me how many K Joules of beer I could consume back at the pub.
All in all a good outing with the Ambit. Not so good iPhone photo.
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