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  • February 11, 2012 at 7:44 pm #15066
    big mick

    How do i calibrate the wheel circumference 700x25c into the Garmin 800 or does it set itself using satelites? Ive tired all ways to sort it but cant.The hand book has no mention on the matter.

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  • February 11, 2012 at 9:02 pm #664921
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    big mick

    dave_atkinson wrote:Menu >

    dave_atkinson wrote:
    Menu > Bike settings > Bike Profiles > your bike > Bike Details

    Set your wheel size there

    then Menu > Bike settings > Bike profiles > your bike > ANT+

    to pair the sensor


    Spot on Thanks Dave that worked a treat

    February 11, 2012 at 8:44 pm #664919
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    dave atkinson

    Menu > Bike settings > Bike
    Menu > Bike settings > Bike Profiles > your bike > Bike Details

    Set your wheel size there

    then Menu > Bike settings > Bike profiles > your bike > ANT+

    to pair the sensor

    February 11, 2012 at 8:39 pm #664917
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    big mick

    the_mikey wrote:It uses GPS,

    the_mikey wrote:
    It uses GPS, it doesn’t need such information as wheel circumference measurements. :)

    Cant use gps indoors on a turbo trainer so ive fitted a cadence/wheel sensor hence my problem

    February 11, 2012 at 8:36 pm #664915
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    big mick

    Bez wrote:You need to lay

    Bez wrote:
    You need to lay your bike on its side when you first turn the unit on each time. This gives the satellites a clear view of your wheels, allowing the unit to calibrate itself for whatever bike you are riding that day. Once the unit has gained a full signal you can pick up the bike and just ride.

    I need advice not jokes

    February 11, 2012 at 8:36 pm #664913
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    big mick

    Bez wrote:You need to lay

    Bez wrote:
    You need to lay your bike on its side when you first turn the unit on each time. This gives the satellites a clear view of your wheels, allowing the unit to calibrate itself for whatever bike you are riding that day. Once the unit has gained a full signal you can pick up the bike and just ride.

    I need advice not jokes

    February 11, 2012 at 8:04 pm #664911
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    Bez

    You need to lay your bike on
    You need to lay your bike on its side when you first turn the unit on each time. This gives the satellites a clear view of your wheels, allowing the unit to calibrate itself for whatever bike you are riding that day. Once the unit has gained a full signal you can pick up the bike and just ride.

    February 11, 2012 at 7:56 pm #664909
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    the_mikey

    It uses GPS, it doesn’t need
    It uses GPS, it doesn’t need such information as wheel circumference measurements. 🙂

    February 11, 2012 at 7:51 pm #664907
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    charliemac74

    You don’t need to set
    You don’t need to set anything, just turn it on and go.

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