anyone use a G-tech?
11-12-2004, 06:37 AM
#16
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Andy
Cool thanks for the info.... Its the $40 ebay special for me, the newer ones are nice, but not really worth the extra $$$$ (at least in my limited budget mind)
Cool thanks for the info.... Its the $40 ebay special for me, the newer ones are nice, but not really worth the extra $$$$ (at least in my limited budget mind)
11-12-2004, 12:55 PM
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I have the pro as well... I think it is as acurate as they say it is and consistant as well.
But like Z pointed out the Pro does have to be level otherwise it is tempermental.
But like Z pointed out the Pro does have to be level otherwise it is tempermental.
11-13-2004, 06:54 AM
#18
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Originally Posted by CMW
I have the pro as well... I think it is as acurate as they say it is and consistant as well.
But like Z pointed out the Pro does have to be level otherwise it is tempermental.
But like Z pointed out the Pro does have to be level otherwise it is tempermental.
11-13-2004, 05:54 PM
#19
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Question... is there a way to correct the weight on a stored session? Mine was set to 3200 when I did some runs and downloaded them. Today, I went and weighed the shark and it's 3640 with me in it and a full tank of gas.
Of course I don't mind doing some runs with the corrected number, but is there a way to correct the existing sessions or are they FUBAR? I am able to change the weight in the view shown in Z's snapshot, but this clearly does not affect the calculations in the HP curves. If I could correct the weight the results might be a tad less disappointing
[Edit]I changed the weight value at the bottom of the file using a text editor and it had no effect.[/Edit]
Of course I don't mind doing some runs with the corrected number, but is there a way to correct the existing sessions or are they FUBAR? I am able to change the weight in the view shown in Z's snapshot, but this clearly does not affect the calculations in the HP curves. If I could correct the weight the results might be a tad less disappointing
[Edit]I changed the weight value at the bottom of the file using a text editor and it had no effect.[/Edit]