Comments for Gorilla-FitnessWatches https://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com Tue, 02 Jan 2024 03:13:08 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.2 Comment on 17 Best Fitness Trackers For MyFitnessPal in (2024 Updated) by Nathan https://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/fitness-tracker-for-myfitnesspal/#comment-483 Mon, 04 Oct 2021 17:02:21 +0000 http://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/?p=1679#comment-483 In reply to TA.

Sometimes Fitbit’s lower models create issue while syncing with MYfitnessPal

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Comment on 17 Best Fitness Trackers For MyFitnessPal in (2024 Updated) by TA https://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/fitness-tracker-for-myfitnesspal/#comment-482 Mon, 04 Oct 2021 15:21:58 +0000 http://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/?p=1679#comment-482 It seems that my fitness Pal and Fitbit doesn’t sync very well anymore

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Comment on 11 Best Smartwatches For Mountain Biking (2022) by Nathan https://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/best-smartwatches-for-mountain-biking/#comment-470 Sat, 11 Sep 2021 02:39:48 +0000 http://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/?p=2941#comment-470 In reply to Luke.

Thanks buddy for your valuable comment… I’m sending you Garmin Tactix Delta:)

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Comment on 11 Best Smartwatches For Mountain Biking (2022) by Nathan https://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/best-smartwatches-for-mountain-biking/#comment-469 Sat, 11 Sep 2021 02:38:46 +0000 http://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/?p=2941#comment-469 In reply to Luke.

Thanks buddy for you valuable comment… I’m sending to Garmin Tactix Delta:)

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Comment on 11 Best Smartwatches For Mountain Biking (2022) by Luke https://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/best-smartwatches-for-mountain-biking/#comment-468 Fri, 10 Sep 2021 20:39:46 +0000 http://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/?p=2941#comment-468 A note for the author/any GPS interested folks out there. In the Fenix 6 review you discussed Multi GNSS, stating: “This time you will get Multi-GNSS support. This tracks a more challenging and deserted environment than GPS alone. This feature uses more than one satellite to track your routes. That’s why it’s fast and precise.”

The statement above is not false, but it’s also not useful. The simple solution is to change it by one word to “..uses more than one satellite NETWORK to track..”. The why is below:

Satellite positioning as a technology, including the basic GPS system without use of Multi-GNSS, ALWAYS relies on more than one satellite. To calculate a position, in 3D space, you need at least three satellites. The task is a literal exercise in geometry. That’s why you hear the unfortunate looking nerds on TV talking about triangulating the caller’s position… As you increase that number past three, you get significantly increased accuracy of your positioning.

Multi-gnss offers increased accuracy by taking advantage of the different Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) orbiting Earth. There are many GNSS up there. GPS refers to the USA’s satellites, Galileo is Europe’s, GLONASS is Russia’s, BDS is China’s, IRNSS is India’s, etc. Multi GNSS simply refers to your devices ability to use more advanced antennae and processing to take advantage of satellites from more than one network. That sounds simple except for the fact that each of these GNSS operates at a different frequency and using different communication methods. That allows them to function across the planet without accidentally affecting each other’s signals, the same way that Wi-Fi, FM radio, and 4G can simultaneously serve devices in the same room without interfering with one another. It was an extra feat to standardize the calculations necessary to consistently use satellites from multiple GNSS networks and increase the overall accuracy of satellite positioning across the globe.

Well there goes half an hour of my life. Sorry to whoever ends up reading this. Maybe the author finds this helpful and sends me a free watch? I’m looking for a Fenix 7 solar 😉

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Comment on Galaxy Watch 4 VS Fitbit Sense: Which One Is Best? by Nathan https://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/galaxy-watch-4-vs-fitbit-sense/#comment-451 Thu, 02 Sep 2021 08:50:59 +0000 http://gorilla-fitnesswatches.com/?p=3686#comment-451 We have tested Fitbit Sense it can last for maximum 6 days.

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