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Old 05-14-16 | 08:20 PM
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jkcrowell
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Cell phones don't have altimeters, for the most part, so the elevation data is coming from the GPS and calculated via topography, which is not as accurate as a built in altimeter.

Also, most cell phones don't have an active GPS antenna. You can do that in a dedicated bike computer, since you can sacrifice the space.

You guys are right though, someone should really make a bike computer with modern cell phone GPS components but bike computer sizing

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