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  1. In article <[email hidden]>,
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    Quoted message said:


    ProfTournesol said:

    I have a Specialized bike computer with temperature on it. It certainly
    reads higher when left in direct sunlight for hours but I also gethotter
    when I'm riding in direct sunlight too. It's probably an accurate
    indication of the temperature I'm being exposed to on the road.

    incidentally I didn't have a thermometer to stick in my water bottle
    but I was also pouring hot water over my head in a futlie effort to
    cool myself!

    It's actually not futile. The cooling effect of the water is not
    significantly from the initial cold splash, but rather from the
    evaporation of the water (the effect is orders of magnitude more).
    Just like you, I was pouring hot water on myself at every opportunity,
    and it does cool you down, you just don't feel it straight away.


    except that the water from my bottles on Towonga Gap in the afternoon was
    so hot it was verging on the painful! (definitely hotter than my shower).

  2. "Nick Payne" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    It's a Ciclosport HAC4 Plus. HRM plus normal bike speedo functions plus
    temperature and altitude. FWIW it also gives power output based on weight
    (which you enter) and rate of elevation gain.

    "Terry Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    err, what brand and model speedo do you have to collect that data?


    Nick,
    What format is the raw altitude and distance in?
    I would love to get my hands on the data for the alpine 200km route and also
    for Fitz's challenge if I can look at it in an excel format for example

    peter

  3. vesel said:

    "Nick Payne" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    It's a Ciclosport HAC4 Plus. HRM plus normal bike speedo functions plus
    temperature and altitude. FWIW it also gives power output based on weight
    (which you enter) and rate of elevation gain.

    "Terry Collins" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    err, what brand and model speedo do you have to collect that data?


    Nick,
    What format is the raw altitude and distance in?
    I would love to get my hands on the data for the alpine 200km route and also
    for Fitz's challenge if I can look at it in an excel format for example

    I can give it to you in polar's format, which is documented at the
    Polar website. www.polar.fi - You'll be able to convert it pretty
    easily.

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