I made a very high jump last Sunday while "wearing" GT31. Is there any way I could read from the data how high it was?
I have only RealSpeed on my PC. Is there any other software I could use for this purpose? Thanks a lot!
MARTIN, martin_rasp@yahoo.com.au
Using RealSpeed, if you right-click on the speed graph, one of the items is "altitude" -> you should then see the altitude data.
However, you will find it is either zero (ie: disabled in the firmware) or varying wildly due to the altitude only being accurate to a few hundred feet.
Also, the GT31 only samples data at 1Hz - you will probably find that your "flight" only lasted a second or so... ie: not long enough to sensibly measure.
www.gpspassion.com/forumsen/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=43272
gps altitude readings can be 10s of metres out.
