I don't know that I can bear to follow another one only to be left abandoned on some mountain pass.
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I don't know that I can bear to follow another one only to be left abandoned on some mountain pass.
Umm thats not so good that Stolly's tracker not playing ball. Before anyone throws stones, I think this is the first one that has played up like this. Will have a look and see if we can spark it in to life.
We have got Stolly's tracker working again - sent it a reset text. If in doubt switch it on and off - just nice to do it from the comfort of my home. We can see its uploading plenty of buffered data so not quite sure why it got in a tizz. Still it looks like he is coming up on to Bow Fell. Sorry for the blip in the service.
http://maps.opentracking.co.uk/bg2013.cfm?n=5 is this correct? If so Chris is still on the go after nearly 29 hours!
As far as I understand Chris pulled http://maps.opentracking.co.uk/bg2013.cfm would have switched his tracker off at Honister.
Good work, look to be going well, they had top nav on leg 2 from Ambrosia Kid and Moorlander will be doing the business on leg 3, willing you on Stolly and Gav.Quote:
Originally Posted by howfast
Good to get it back on line. I'm not sure how accurate these things are but it appears to show them turn down the Bowfell ramp having not reached the summit. Surely not! Looks like good progress being made.
Mark two reasons - the GPS updates every 90 seconds so if he could have made it to the top and back within that split it may not record it. But most likely reason is the tracker is on a pacer and they didn't go to the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Smith
Actually it was pretty much when I sent the reset text so it would have taken a few minutes to reboot and lock on to a satellite.
Amazing stuff really.