01-10-2016 11:57
01-10-2016 11:57
I just did a "walk at home" with this summary:
18:36.28
1.81 km
10'23"/km
132 avg bpm
156 cals
2302 steps
3.05m
All of this is pretty accurate. Except for the last one. After some googling i found out that m is elevation?! But i don't get how i could've elavated 3 meters in my living room 😮 😮
Any one know if this means something else?
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Best Answer01-10-2016 12:21
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01-10-2016 12:21
The change in elevation metric can easily be affected by a gust of wind, someone opening a door, or a weather front coming in. It's great when it works well, but I always assume there is a good margin of error in that statistic. I'm glad you found the other information pretty accurate.
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Best Answer01-10-2016 12:21
Platinum Fitbit Product Experts share support knowledge on the forums and advocate for the betterment of Fitbit products and services. Learn more
01-10-2016 12:21
The change in elevation metric can easily be affected by a gust of wind, someone opening a door, or a weather front coming in. It's great when it works well, but I always assume there is a good margin of error in that statistic. I'm glad you found the other information pretty accurate.
Welcome to the Community!
Sense, Charge 5, Inspire 2; iOS and Android
Best Answer01-10-2016 12:42
01-10-2016 12:42
Thank you 🙂
Yeah it surprised me a little, but i guess there is a bit of a margin of error.
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Best Answer03-29-2016 16:22
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03-29-2016 16:22
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