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Boardbiker! Much respect! 278mph, 447kph, a new world record!!!!
Beats my puny 102kph. And swallows my friend's 240 kph, (then a British record!)
For this reason, I am not a fan of the accuracy of apps. When I broke the Niederau day run record, there was a wheen of local analysis that would far out weigh any apps!
How do you get that speed on a board when you are sitting down most of the time? ;)
Everyone: The point he was making about the 278.1mph was referring to the fact that the GPS lost its signal so it reported a super fast time from point A to B when the signal was lost. You all were joking werent you? ;)
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Started by Smudger in Ski Chatter 26-Nov-2013 - 20 Replies
Smudger posted Nov-2013
Just for all those new to the ski / boarding game there is an excellent App that you can get called Ski tracks. It basically turns your phone into a GPS and lets you know the distance you have gone, altitude max sped etc and puts it on a map. Well worth the 69p and you can show your mates how fast you have gone whilst having a few beers...
Boardbiker
reply to 'Ski tracks App' posted Nov-2013
A great App, the OH and I both have it on our phones and compare distances and routes as well as top speeds. The app sometimes loses it's gps signal and I have a top speed of 278.1 mph as a result :-)
Other features include that if you take photos in different places on the mountain, they are noted on the routes.
Well worth 69p
Other features include that if you take photos in different places on the mountain, they are noted on the routes.
Well worth 69p
Not ALL boarders sit in the middle of pistes.....
Iceman
reply to 'Ski tracks App' posted Nov-2013
Yep got it. There is a thread on here somewhere that talks about all the apps
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs
Dave Mac
reply to 'Ski tracks App' posted Nov-2013
boardbiker wrote:A great App, the OH and I both have it on our phones and compare distances and routes as well as top speeds. The app sometimes loses it's gps signal and I have a top speed of 278.1 mph as a result :-)
Other features include that if you take photos in different places on the mountain, they are noted on the routes.
Well worth 69p
Boardbiker! Much respect! 278mph, 447kph, a new world record!!!!
Beats my puny 102kph. And swallows my friend's 240 kph, (then a British record!)
For this reason, I am not a fan of the accuracy of apps. When I broke the Niederau day run record, there was a wheen of local analysis that would far out weigh any apps!
Andyhull
reply to 'Ski tracks App' posted Nov-2013
There was an update during the summer, not sure what's changed.
Freezywater
reply to 'Ski tracks App' posted Nov-2013
have always found these apps to be a bit hit and miss as others have said, will be trying my garmin watch out this season, trying to top 278.1 mph sounds like a good plan if I can just find a slope quiet enough :)
I would have got away with it if it wasn't for those pesky kids!
Boardbiker
reply to 'Ski tracks App' posted Nov-2013
Boardbiker! Much respect! 278mph, 447kph, a new world record!!!!
Beats my puny 102kph. And swallows my friend's 240 kph, (then a British record!)
Thanks Dave
Beats my puny 102kph. And swallows my friend's 240 kph, (then a British record!)
Thanks Dave
Not ALL boarders sit in the middle of pistes.....
Iceman
reply to 'Ski tracks App' posted Nov-2013
boardbiker wrote:Boardbiker! Much respect! 278mph, 447kph, a new world record!!!!
Beats my puny 102kph. And swallows my friend's 240 kph, (then a British record!)
Thanks Dave
How do you get that speed on a board when you are sitting down most of the time? ;)
Everyone: The point he was making about the 278.1mph was referring to the fact that the GPS lost its signal so it reported a super fast time from point A to B when the signal was lost. You all were joking werent you? ;)
The Northern Monkey. Jan'23 Les Arcs
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