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GPS Training Podcast

GPS Training Podcast

著者: Jon Monks GPS Training and reviews
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  • GPS Training podcast – number 112
    2025/07/01
    New Inreach subscriptions, Post Spine Race catch-up, Suunto Wing Bone conductor headphones and Suunto summer deals In this month’s podcast 1. New inReach subscriptions 2. Spine Race 2025 – post race chat 3. Suunto Wing bone conduction headphones – first thoughts 4. What’s hot this month – Suunto Summer deal 5. Andy’s top tips 6. New segment - Some of the tech questions asked to the GPS Training AI bot over the past month 1. New inReach Subscriptions
 🟢 Talking Points: - What are Garmin inReach products? - Garmin has simplified all inReach subscriptions — no more Freedom Safety, Recreation, or Expedition
. - Replaced with four new month-to-month options (30-day minimum, no long contracts): Enabled – NEW! Emergency-ready, low-cost, pay-as-you-go Essential – Replaces Freedom Safety Standard – Replaces Recreation Premium – Replaces Expedition No more activation fees or penalties for switching plans or pausing your plan. 💡 Highlight the two big changes: - Enabled Plan: - Ideal for keeping your device ready for SOS year-round - Only pay when you actually send messages, track, or get weather - Unlimited SOS messaging via Garmin Response™ - activation fee if you later upgrade Suspending Plans Now Free: - Suspend any plan (excluding annual contracts) for up to 12 months - No fee to resume later - Great for seasonal users — hiking in summer, skiing in winter etc. - During suspension: no SOS, no tracking, no messaging Quick tip to listeners: “If you want emergency cover year-round, go for the Enabled Plan. If your unit’s going in the drawer for a few months, just hit suspend – it’s now totally free.” To find out more about Garmin inReach products – GPSTraining.co.uk > GPS Store > Two-way satellite communication 2. Spine Race 2025 – Post-race chat 🟢 Mention these GPS Training customers who took part this year: - Full Spine 1. Steve Marshall – GPSMap67 + 1-to-1 – retired 2. John Smith – GPSMap67 – Just under 132 hours - Challenger North 1. Nicola Macdonald – GPSMap67i – 80 hours 39 mins 2. Paul Freeman – GPSMap66sr – retired 3. Paul Yeadon – Fenix 8 – 86 hours 29 minutes
Now flown off to North Africa to take on Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains and all of North Africa. - Challenger South 1. Liz Tobin – GPSMap67i + Zoom training – 46 hours 26 minutes 2. Rob Watkins – GPSMAP67 and going to buy a Suunto after watching podcast with Paul Grundy – 41 hours 53 minutes 3. Iaan Davies – GPSMAP67 – 47 hours 57 minutes - Northern Sprint 1. Tom Bowers – Suunto Race + Zoom – 16 hours 46 mins 3. Suunto Wing Bone Conduction Headphones – First Thoughts - Initial impressions: comfort, sound quality, battery - Who they suit: trail runners, walkers who want situational awareness - Are they good for wet/cold conditions? To find out more about Suunto Headphones – GPSTraining.co.uk > GPS Store > Accessories and Filter By (top right) - Suunto

Also unboxing video - GPSTraining.co.uk > Product reviews 4. What’s Hot This Month – Suunto Summer Deal - finishes 3rd August - Mention the summer offer – which Suunto models are included - Suunto Race, Race S, Vertical and Suunto Wing headphones – all options i.e. Steel and titanium - Reinforce: stock in hand, next working day delivery To find out more about Suunto GPS watches - GPSTraining.co.uk > GPS Store > GPS watches and Filter By (top right) - Suunto 5. Andy’s Top Tips - Suunto App does not need internet for some functions, when you download offline maps to your watch also in app
You cannot create snap to path road but can create point to point route
Also great if you would like to change something on route to re-sync
I.e reverse route, in device start walking opposite way after short distance will change but main elevation plot in reverse on app goto Map icon far right – select folder icon – select route – 3 dots top right to edit – 3 dots reverse route – tick to save...
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    52 分
  • GPS Training Podcast – number 111
    2025/06/01
    AI support bot, Goal Zero, 1:1 training and Andy's top tips In this month’s podcast AI support Bot – within the GPS Training online resource Biolite has taken over Goal Zero 1:1 training in person, here in Northumberland – Frank, from America Andy’s top tips AI support Bot Solution for 24/ 7 support Sits within online resource – links to videos etc Training the bot – 3,218 pages of information – an internal bot (no incorrect info_ All created by ourselves here at GPS Training Tried uploading manuals etc, but made it very Americanised and gave incorrect answers GPSTraining.co.uk > Online resource > Login and – Support Bot – (right-hand side at top) - Goal Zero been taken over by Biolite In a major development for off-grid energy enthusiasts, BioLite has officially acquired Goal Zero, combining two of the leading innovators in portable power. For fans of outdoor tech, this is big news—and as a stockist of both brands, GPS Training is excited about what this means for our customers. More here - 1:1 training in Northumberland All the way from USA – 2 ½ day training session - Frank - Andy’s Top Tips Suunto Make display setting bespoke for activities, i.e for normal use I have my watch set for Not always on gesture control For my hiking, Trail running the same but can have different brightness if required But for the Gym where I sometimes need to look at data without being able to tilt I have set to always be on Also set button lock from here GPSMap66/67 series Remember about button lock Tap power button once – select lock keys – tap power button to unlock Montana 700 tap power button once padlock icon TwoNav By default single tap of power button takes screen off to save battery and lock Settings – system – Keys – Power Short press lock (or lock screen on)
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  • GPS Training Podcast – number 110
    2025/05/12
    Harvey Maps is a specialist British mapmaker known for producing highly detailed, award-winning walking and outdoor maps. Founded in 1977, the company focuses on creating maps designed by walkers, for walkers, with clarity and accuracy at the heart of everything they do. Their maps are trusted by mountain rescue teams, event organisers, and outdoor enthusiasts alike, especially for challenging terrain like the Munros, Lake District, and national trails such as the Pennine Way. Printed on tough, waterproof paper and built to withstand the British weather, Harvey Maps are the go-to choice for serious navigators. In this podcast, Jon, from GPS Training, chats with Adam King, the CEO of Harvey. Learn more at: www.harveymaps.co.uk
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    52 分

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