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Old 12-21-09 | 08:59 PM
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rdtompki
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From: Hollister, CA

Bikes: Volagi, daVinci Joint Venture

I find the elevation data, itself, to be quit accurate regardless of where I start, but the climbing data is another matter entirely. I understand that the Garmin records raw elevation, or at least the minimally filtered output of a filter combining GPS elevation (long term accurate) and pressure altitude. The noise on relatively flat courses produces a good deal of "climbing" just based on data noise. In the end it's all relative.
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