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Erste Seite<Seite1von1>Letzte Seite jdezoeten 29.09.2017 15:37:40 UTC Actually, I do not agree with the statement "Usually you don't gain much by using such a sensor". Although GPS is great for average speed and overall distance, GPS is terrible for current speed. Modern foot pods are really accurate with respect to current speed and cadence. I would really like to see speed taken from those instead. admin 16.11.2015 10:40:43 UTC No, running / walking cadence sensors are not supported. Usually you don't gain much by using such a sensor because: * Speed is not very accurate - it's more accurate through GPS * Acceleration sensors are already present in the phone, so you can detect step frequency through those (which is already done by Run.GPS) gufox 14.11.2015 11:17:48 UTC Can i use A-Rival footpod sensor with gps run net? Speed will be taken from sensor not from gps? Erste Seite<Seite1von1>Letzte Seite