Traveling From caribbean (PR) to Canada calibration?
Posted: Sun Aug 17, 2014 9:15 pm
I'm planing on traveling to participate in Edmonton ITU Age Group champs and was wondering what king of procedure I should follow to make the most out of my Newton+ there.
The real cuestiĆ³n is, should I perform a new Cal-Ride? Should I perform a wind cal? Should i leave the Newton as is?
I have my iBike Newton+ calibrated at Puerto Rico (center of the caribbean) at sea level altitude, 90-98 deg F average temperature.
Edmonton is (wikipedia info) about 2,201 Ft elevation above sea level, like 60-75 deg F temperature.
What calibrations should I perform once in Canada to get the best accuracy (like the one I have here in PR)?
Thank you for your time.
-Yabriel
The real cuestiĆ³n is, should I perform a new Cal-Ride? Should I perform a wind cal? Should i leave the Newton as is?
I have my iBike Newton+ calibrated at Puerto Rico (center of the caribbean) at sea level altitude, 90-98 deg F average temperature.
Edmonton is (wikipedia info) about 2,201 Ft elevation above sea level, like 60-75 deg F temperature.
What calibrations should I perform once in Canada to get the best accuracy (like the one I have here in PR)?
Thank you for your time.
-Yabriel