Does Fit Bit Track Miles By Gps

Track log allows other non GPS capable cameras to use common track log

I used the GPS receiver for the first time over a radius of 15 miles in Vermont. I was amazed by the detail using the Map function in Lightroom. Locations fit precisely with my recollections. I was surprised at how well it differentiated several locations within a 100 yard perimeter. I did not use the Canon software that came with the receiver.

Works good with Google "my maps" to import into Basecamp as a track and convert to a route. . Warning, the XP2 when connected to Basecamp, gives a warning that it might not be combatable with Basecamp. It does still work. If Garmin drops Basecamp, I will sell all my Garmin GPS's. My primary use is to draw a route on "my maps" and import it into Basecamp so I can load into the GPS.

I wanted this GPS system to be able to track my photographs as I cross the country in a photo safari. I know I'll be able to keep track of the photographs I take them where they were taken. So far this GPS system works great.

Nice watch to track fitness results. Many functions that are easy to use. The GPS works very well and nice downloads of workout to phone. Charge last a long time.

Does what it says, even if it is a bit pricey.

Soon after I bought the Syrp Genie 3 axis kit which includes the Magic Carpet (Short Track), I had to the opportunity to travel and decide to shoot some time lapses and wanted to take my Gyrp kit. While the rest of the kit was easy to pack, the Track was a different story. Ended up buying the Syrp Case for the track. The quality of the case is great, its not padded as much as I would have expected, but then again the track is pretty sturdy and probably could take some rough use. It is a very snug fit, but allows for room to have the slider piece to be on the track and still fit which is great. Overall a good case for a great product.

Bought this to have satellite-only gps in the boonies and it works great! Does have a pronunciation problem with street names here in Hawaii, but they’re good for a laugh.

Really glad I bought this unit. It is a must have for me as a solo traveler. There is a bit of a learning curve and it's confusing as to how the unit syncs with both the app and the website, but overall the functionality is there and it's solid. Before taking this on a multi-day adventure, take a short trip out of town & out of cell service to familiarize yourself with how it works so that you aren't learning how to use it when your already out in the bush. It's also worth noting that it's GPS connectivity in a dense forest under thick overcast skies was really really slow to connect and get a signal and pin your location. This is a little concerning but it sounds like there is no perfect GPS in all situations. I would still recommend.

Good fit. Does what its supposed to.