Cameron Frazier frazier.came...@gmail.com writes:
1) I'm missing the cadence display = the number of revolutions of the
crank per minute; roughly speaking, this is the speed at which a
cyclist is pedalling/turning the pedals.
For cadence detection, a hall effect sensor and a small magnet
On Friday 03 July 2009, Paul Fertser wrote:
Cameron Frazier frazier.came...@gmail.com writes:
1) I'm missing the cadence display = the number of revolutions of the
crank per minute; roughly speaking, this is the speed at which a
cyclist is pedalling/turning the pedals.
For cadence
Hm, i was always under the impression that most bike systems use a
simple magnet and a reed switch (no need for hall effect sensor) for
both cadence and speed measurements. So any sensor from a regular
bike computer can be directly attached to the mic line of FR.
They do, and they eventually
On Friday 03 July 2009, arne anka wrote:
Hm, i was always under the impression that most bike systems use a
simple magnet and a reed switch (no need for hall effect sensor) for
both cadence and speed measurements. So any sensor from a regular
bike computer can be directly attached to the
Hi!
I bike and I have a Freerunner.
GPS apps, like omgps are able to show record the position, speed,
length of track etc.
1) I'm missing the cadence display = the number of revolutions of the
crank per minute; roughly speaking, this is the speed at which a
cyclist is pedalling/turning the
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 5:34 PM, Risto H. Kurppari...@kurppa.fi wrote:
Hi!
I bike and I have a Freerunner.
GPS apps, like omgps are able to show record the position, speed,
length of track etc.
1) I'm missing the cadence display = the number of revolutions of the
crank per minute; roughly
speaking of this again. im still waiting for a car lap tracking app
ala iphones lap timmer
http://web.me.com/hschlangmann/LapTimer_Homepage/Snapshots/Seiten/Snapshots_LapTimer_%28iPhone%29.html
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 8:40 AM, Nicola Mfbnicola@gmail.com wrote:
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 5:34 PM,
On Thu, Jul 2, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Risto H. Kurppari...@kurppa.fi wrote:
1) I'm missing the cadence display = the number of revolutions of the
crank per minute; roughly speaking, this is the speed at which a
cyclist is pedalling/turning the pedals.
For cadence detection, a hall effect sensor
Umh, you may take the freerunner attached to your leg and use accelerometers?
Im thinking about using the neo freerunner while Im running/jogging.
It could count my steps (using the accelerometer data), measure the
exact distance, and plot the average speed across the distance.
It could have
On Thursday 02 July 2009, Risto H. Kurppa wrote:
Hi!
I bike and I have a Freerunner.
GPS apps, like omgps are able to show record the position, speed,
length of track etc.
1) I'm missing the cadence display = the number of revolutions of the
crank per minute; roughly speaking, this is
2009/7/2 Risto H. Kurppa ri...@kurppa.fi
Hi!
I bike and I have a Freerunner.
Me too! :-)
On Saturday I'm going on a 4 day bike trip. I plan to use Tango for
navigation. I'll tell you how it went. I'm taking a paper map and a motorola
too just in case :-)
Michal
On Thu, Jul 02, 2009 at 06:34:00PM +0300, Risto H. Kurppa wrote:
I was thinking of using the audio jack or to be more specific, the
microphone line. Each revolution would connect the wires (with a
resistor maybe?) to create a pulse in the microphone line. This could
be recorded and analyzed
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