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Mumonkan 11-12-15 11:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 18313661)
The decision to link the 910XT to GC (and only upload via Ant Agent) is frustrating. It also routinely lies about having found satellites and has my run starting across the street in someone else's house and takes over a quarter mile to get accurate (while telling me I'm running much faster or slower than I really am). My 500 will only calibrate my PT while the HR strap is connected (granted, I haven't tried that in almost a year). On and on... they have a big pile of issues. I wish there were another GOOD GPS watch.

with my bike computer i typically turn it on and hit start, then let the bike hang out outside while i get my shoes on and whatnot. this way it has a few mins to find a satellite. i also programmed the elevation of my house into a saved location so that after i hit start it syncs the elevation to the location and im golden

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the thing thats been pissing me off lately is its constantly dropping/reconnecting to my phone. when im using live track for the mrs i have to restart it if it doesnt reconnect in like 30 seconds, and thats one of the main reasons i got the thing.

LesterOfPuppets 11-12-15 11:51 AM

I need to start looking into winter steam schedules around here. Would be nice to see some steam in the snow this year.

UnfilteredDregs 11-12-15 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Mumonkan (Post 18313904)

the thing thats been pissing me off lately is its constantly dropping/reconnecting to my phone.

Mine has constantly been doing that ever since I switched back to an iPhone. Garmin are a bunch of idjits when it comes to software delivery.

3alarmer 11-12-15 11:57 AM

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Originally Posted by UnfilteredDregs (Post 18313846)
******' UPS.

My indoor hobby is model railroading. I have essentially a museum grade collection of period specific Boston & Albany brass locomotives.

I've been doing some horse trading so that I can swell the coffers for my yet to be built Ti Rosko...

UPS, LOST this, ONE of only TWENTY FIVE in the world:

http://www.divisionpoint.com/site/wp..._9106GREEN.jpg

http://www.divisionpoint.com/site/wp..._9119green.jpg

http://www.divisionpoint.com/site/wp..._9110green.jpg

http://www.divisionpoint.com/site/wp..._9123green.jpg

Idiots.

I was suspicious the next day after shipping when the arrival/ departure scans for the first leg of shipment posted. the times were reversed.

...one suspects "repurposed" rather than "lost". At one time when I lived in D.C. it was a site for US Postal Service auctions. It was amazing some of the stuff that showed up, which was mostly sold in canvas bin lots by bidding. I bought a pretty nice Yamaha classical guitar that way.....and an absolutely spectacular dulcimer. I think those auctions were the reason UPS became more popular as a way to mail packages. :)

3alarmer 11-12-15 12:01 PM

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...I'm about to ship a PX-10 to a guy in Pittsburgh, PA. I went with UPS last time. I wish I had not read this. ^^^^ :( #smashed_crushed_lost_andvanished

mvnsnd 11-12-15 12:01 PM

UD, I had something similar happen to me last year. Eventually, about a week late, the package showed up, but UPS still had no record for delivering it. I wasn't terribly worried though, as it was a small dollar item.
Just let them know there's a problem with the delivery.

mvnsnd 11-12-15 12:03 PM

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Originally Posted by 3alarmer (Post 18313971)
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...I'm about to ship a PX-10 to a guy in Pittsburgh, PA. I went with UPS last time. I wish I had not read this. ^^^^ :( #smashed_crushed_lost_andvanished

I believe you're thinking Waffle House Parcel Service :)

3alarmer 11-12-15 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18313684)
Programmers can't be trusted.

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18313698)
Garmin can't be trusted.

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Originally Posted by RPK79 (Post 18313730)
Nobody can be trusted.


UnfilteredDregs 11-12-15 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by 3alarmer (Post 18313952)
...one suspects "repurposed" rather than "lost". At one time when I lived in D.C. it was a site for US Postal Service auctions. It was amazing some of the stuff that showed up, which was mostly sold in canvas bin lots by bidding. I bought a pretty nice Yamaha classical guitar that way.....and an absolutely spectacular dulcimer. I think those auctions were the reason UPS became more popular as a way to mail packages. :)

I think "repurposed" is the operative word as well. Even if they have an idea of what it is/worth, they'll have a hard time selling it, we all know who each other is and the word is out.

UPS ought to change their process so that you don't have to plainly write the value of something on a shipping label. Speaking of acoustics, I've been debating selling my Taylor 814ce, it's a '96, I prefer a parlor sized guitar nowadays.

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Originally Posted by 3alarmer (Post 18313971)
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...I'm about to ship a PX-10 to a guy in Pittsburgh, PA. I went with UPS last time. I wish I had not read this. ^^^^ :( #smashed_crushed_lost_andvanished

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Originally Posted by mvnsnd (Post 18313972)
UD, I had something similar happen to me last year. Eventually, about a week late, the package showed up, but UPS still had no record for delivering it. I wasn't terribly worried though, as it was a small dollar item.
Just let them know there's a problem with the delivery.

Yup, fingers crossed.

Bah Humbug 11-12-15 12:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by UnfilteredDregs (Post 18313846)
******' UPS.

My indoor hobby is model railroading. I have essentially a museum grade collection of period specific Boston & Albany brass locomotives.

I've been doing some horse trading so that I can swell the coffers for my yet to be built Ti Rosko...

UPS, LOST this, ONE of only TWENTY FIVE in the world:

Idiots.

I was suspicious the next day after shipping when the arrival/ departure scans for the first leg of shipment posted. the times were reversed.

Sorry to hear that. One of those cities is actually kind of decent. ;)

UnfilteredDregs 11-12-15 12:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 18314047)
Sorry to hear that. One of those cities is actually kind of decent. ;)

Hmmmm.....I've never spent time in Albany, Boston on the other hand...?!?!?!

rpenmanparker 11-12-15 12:31 PM

I never noticed the insured value on the label for UPS. Is that true? I know you don't have to have the shipping cost on the label. What about FEDEX?

Bah Humbug 11-12-15 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by UnfilteredDregs (Post 18314055)
Hmmmm.....I've never spent time in Albany, Boston on the other hand...?!?!?!

Well see, one is in New York, so it's pretty good. The other is Boston, and I think everyone here knows how I feel about that.

And yes, I know this is a bad week to be talking about them.

Mumonkan 11-12-15 12:45 PM

im from nyc and i kinda like boston

i dont care about sports though so that kinda sways my opinion in an atypical direction

Bah Humbug 11-12-15 12:47 PM

I've had no good experiences with Boston. Unfortunately, the entire rest of my family orients towards Boston instead of NY, so I'm definitely the black sheep there.

(Pretty much all of CT orients to Boston or NY, culturally.)

Trsnrtr 11-12-15 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by RPK79 (Post 18313564)
Strava. I do use Garmin Connect, but only to auto-magically move my data from my Garmin to Strava.

Same here, mainly because Strava gives me higher calorie burn numbers. :D

Trsnrtr 11-12-15 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18313684)
Garmin programmers can't be trusted.

fify

Trsnrtr 11-12-15 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18313698)
Garmin can't be trusted.

Didn't see this before I posted. Anyway, damn straight.

3alarmer 11-12-15 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug (Post 18314143)

(Pretty much all of CT orients to Boston or NY, culturally.)

...honestly, I have spent some time in both of them and was disoriented in both.

rjones28 11-12-15 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by RPK79 (Post 18313730)
Nobody can be trusted.

I don't trust this statement.

RPK79 11-12-15 01:45 PM

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18314322)
I don't trust this statement.

Nor should you!

rjones28 11-12-15 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by 3alarmer (Post 18313984)

.. [MENTION=209177]3alarmer[/MENTION] can't be trusted.

FLvector 11-12-15 02:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr (Post 18312390)
Current wind speed is 27-42 mph. :)

Speaking of current wind conditions, here's a link to a new graphic to see current and predicted winds if interested. Kinda cool.

https://www.windyty.com/?2015-11-12-18,43.421,-97.210,3

BillyD 11-12-15 02:31 PM

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18314358)
.. [MENTION=209177]3alarmer[/MENTION] can't be trusted.

What else is new?



I mean, um, How Dare You!

rjones28 11-12-15 02:36 PM

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18312749)
Doctors can't be trusted.

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18313285)
Vegans can't be trusted.

Quote:

Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18313684)
Programmers can't be trusted.

Quote:

Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18313698)
Garmin can't be trusted.

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Originally Posted by rjones28 (Post 18314322)
I don't trust this statement.

Trust me on this.


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