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    • Fenr1rF Offline
      Fenr1r @freeheeler
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      @TELE-HO Maybe you can help: I just can’t find the step counter on my Alliance Automatic …

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        freeheeler @Fenr1r
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        @Fenr1r
        I can say so much: it is not the white square that goes x+1 at midnight

        living sideways

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          Fenr1r @freeheeler
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          @TELE-HO Hang on, let me get a pen and paper: this stuff is gold …

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            chrish Bronze Member @freeheeler
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            @TELE-HO
            Yeaaaaa. Don’t think I want a company plugging me into the grid to power their watches. 🙂

            But yea, i think this tech is coming. Garmin with the solar thing, recouping power expended by the body, etc. and battery tech will eventually jump forward at some point.

            I’ve never been interested in a “smart watch” like the Apple Watch or WearOS devices because I loathe keeping stuff charged. Headphones and iPhone are plenty. I barely tolerate my Ambit3. I wear a Suunto essential as my daily and only use my Ambit for outings. Definitely don’t want to have to daily charge my watch. Blah!!!

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            • Fenr1rF Offline
              Fenr1r @chrish
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              @chrish Perhaps the Matrix watch is a clever double bluff to disguise the fact that we’re already … hmm: seems it only pairs with some kind of Nokia slide phone. How charmingly retro.

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                chrish Bronze Member @Fenr1r
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                @Fenr1r @TELE-HO
                This is hysterical. I had no idea the company was ‘matrix’ and that’s what you guys were referring to. I went straight to the movie thinking about humans as batteries. I had only seen this referred to as PowerWatch sans company name. Too funny.

                For anyone interested.
                https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/smartwatch-powered-by-you-matrix-powerwatch-2#/

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                  freeheeler @chrish
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                  @chrish
                  a linear dynamo could be the GPS sportswatch solution as the classic mechanical watch with rotational weight and spring energy storage.
                  no clue if the space consumed would deliver enough electrical power… but during running there’s a lot of motion. during cycling less of course

                  http_%2F%2Fwww.sciencephoto.com%2Fimage%2F154338%2Flarge%2FC0091685-Linear_dynamo-SPL.jpg

                  living sideways

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                  • Fenr1rF Offline
                    Fenr1r @freeheeler
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                    @TELE-HO Would generating an electrical field that close to your GPS antenna possibly affect accuracy? If so, could one or other be sufficiently shielded/hardened without punitive weight penalty?

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                      Egika Platinum Member
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                      it would moreso affect the compass!

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                        Fenr1r @Egika
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                        @Egika Good point … Although that’s only one of many possible negative factors affecting GPS device compasses. I’m pretty sure mine are offset by heat, fog, nearby sneezing and Weltschmerz.

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