Is there a way to correct inaccurate splits on a run?
NZSusanCC
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Hi
Usually my TomTom Spark is very reliable and accurate for my runs but today I ran a short 4km recovery run with a friend and the difference between the splits on my TomTom and her Garmin are astounding.
My TomTom says I ran 7:27, 6:38, 5:48, 5:58.
My friend's Garmin says we ran 5:53; 5:57, 5:52, 5:53 which seems far more likely as it was a short, fast outing for us.
Why does this happen and is it correctable. I know it seems like a small niggle but I worked hard and would like to see the real splits.
Susan
Usually my TomTom Spark is very reliable and accurate for my runs but today I ran a short 4km recovery run with a friend and the difference between the splits on my TomTom and her Garmin are astounding.
My TomTom says I ran 7:27, 6:38, 5:48, 5:58.
My friend's Garmin says we ran 5:53; 5:57, 5:52, 5:53 which seems far more likely as it was a short, fast outing for us.
Why does this happen and is it correctable. I know it seems like a small niggle but I worked hard and would like to see the real splits.
Susan
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There is no way to correct the splits. You probably had some bad GOS data which threw off the calculations. There is nothing you can do to fix it.2
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There is no way to correct the splits. You probably had some bad GOS data which threw off the calculations. There is nothing you can do to fix it.2
