Outdoor track recording

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• Anonymous10771 Aug 7, 2024
  OpenTracks with OSM Dashboard
• Anonymous10771 Aug 7, 2024
  If it's hardware, then buy a watch. Turn on the GPS of the watch and then export the data or directly view it on the APP on the mobile phone Huawei and Apple seem to support this function https://post.smzdm.com/p/a7p93ee5/
• Anonymous10657 Aug 7, 2024
  @ Anonymous10650 If I understand correctly, you should be talking about the Holux M-1000, which uses a B4L battery. This machine itself does not have storage. It has to be connected to the device by Bluetooth, just the receiver. If it is not this one, NOKIA has ever produced this kind of portable device? At the same time, the M-241 came with its own storage. I also bought the M-241 when I went climbing in 2002. An AA battery can only last for about 19 hours. It must be turned off before the battery can be replaced. Once the battery is replaced, it is cold. Start, with its antenna and the capabilities of the chip at that time, it will stop food in the dense forest. It may not be updated in 20 minutes. It takes 10 days to enter the mountain, and 10 AA batteries have to be taken out of the mountain...
• Anonymous10650 Aug 7, 2024
  @ Anonymous10657 https://www.mobilefun.co.uk/nokia-ld-3w-bluetooth-gps-receiver-9974 # p1 In this way, the model number should be correct, you may need to always connect to your nokia phone, use a special app to import maps and view real-time coordinates
• Anonymous10772 Aug 7, 2024
  @ Anonymous10654 # 13 I have been using this, it does not consume power when it is turned on every day, and there is no need to buy additional equipment to meet all the needs of op
• Anonymous10773 Aug 8, 2024
  If it is necessary to record GPS in real time to be accurate to the trajectory, then the battery life will be a problem, and it feels like there is no really suitable software and hardware. If you don't require a trajectory, there are many software that can implement it. The previous Google location record was close to this function, and you can look back at which time of the day and where you were at any time (but now you have been slashed by Google).
• Anonymous10774 Aug 8, 2024
  In fact, iPhone will do it, then download the two-step App. After completion, two-step can export the track file and then import the file into Google earth Pro [img] https://i.imgur.com/AS48s6T. jpeg [/img] [img] https://i.imgur.com/35mhkn1. jpeg [/img]
• Anonymous10774 Aug 8, 2024
  @ Anonymous10774 There is also an AW version of the two-step road, which can also record tracks. When you come back, you should be able to sync to your mobile phone. But only using AW I haven't used it. Generally, I bring my mobile phone and watch.
• Anonymous10130 Aug 8, 2024
  If you are riding, you can consider a code meter. The cheaper one or two hundred code meters have this function For watches, you can also use Xiaomi Mi Band or Xiaomi Mi Watch, but the bracelet requires Xiaomi Sports Health to have the background on
• Anonymous10130 Aug 8, 2024
  https://i.imgur.com/M24ES0W.jpeg https://i.imgur.com/xyuILVr.jpeg Records of Xiaomi watch and code watch for the same exercise
• Anonymous10775 Aug 9, 2024
  I use the standalone gps recorder Explorer P-1 Mark II
• Anonymous4851 Sep 10, 2024
  Samsung's watch will automatically record the amount of exercise and map path in scenes such as cycling and walking. I'm relatively indifferent. Let's see if it meets the requirements. Apple can do this, but it's speechless if it hasn't done it.
• Anonymous5635 Dec 22, 2024
  There is an offline map of an app called gurupro on ios, which is very easy to use for recording tracks. You can export gpx and kml to the fog of the world. I'm also looking for separate handheld unable to find it
• Anonymous5635 Jan 7, 2025
  @ Anonymous8638 Hey, I accidentally saw the etrex solar you posted here a few days ago. It cost me 1800. It's easy to use