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• #277
Do people count exploration by foot? Feels a bit cheap to me, but it would mean I'd get Dartmoor done.
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• #278
I think you make your own rules. Personally I’d want it to be with bike, be that on a boat or walking or whatever.
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• #279
Curse living on the coast next to Dartmoor, got a decent rectangle, but shitty square 16x16.
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• #280
The "rules" state that it has to be self-powered. So walking is fine, and sometimes the only option.
My own rule or condition is that grabbing a tile must be in done in a proper activity. So not taking my car or a train to get to a spot and walk 2 km or cycle 15 km and snatch up a few tiles and head back home.
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• #281
Oh, I'm happy with counting our weekend walks/wild camps for bits like the open moor, where riding off a bridleway is a c*nt move (imo).
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• #282
Some tiles will feel easier than others, no problem in that. There will always be a bit of competition because the numbers are easy to compare but the main goal of the tiles is still to explore roads/areas where you haven't been before.
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• #283
9000miles of roads in Devon, so I'm ok on that count. Just limited by geography.
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• #284
Any ideas why Statshunters might have different numbers to Veloviewer? I'm currently seeing a slightly higher overall tiles total, a marginally smaller cluster and a significantly reduced max square on SH. Apparently all data has been updated and nothing is private/hidden..
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• #285
The activity line precision is probably the problem. Compare the edges of your max cluster on SH and VV and check if tiles are missing. You can recalculate the route with higher precision by clicking on it in SH and click precision and by visiting the detail view of the activity on VV. See if that changes things.
Or not all activities are synced. You can check the total numbers on both sites.
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• #286
Nice one, it looks like the former should fix it..
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• #287
Did a ride in the north of France today bringing my max square to 55x55, putting me in 55th position overall on veloviewer. This was probably my last tilehunting ride for this summer season. Got a gravel ultra coming up in september (Gravel tro Breizh) so shifting my focus to that for the next month and after the race I'll need some time off the bike. Maybe I'll pick it back up in October, we'll see.
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• #288
Ooof. Impressive.
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• #289
Amazing work!
I’m going to focus on it for the next period of time, just chip away at it.
Up to 24x24 haha first jump in ages!
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• #290
Nice. Looks like you got a solid base in the north/south direction so a few rides in the east and you're close to 30x30.
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• #291
Yeah that’s the plan. Also want to fill inside the M25 which is doesn’t seem so daunting now.
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• #292
fill inside the M25
Has been my plan for a while, although I've done nothing over the last 18 months.
I've done most/all of the SW quadrant and being SW based it's not too bad to fill in the rest, just needs time/effort/application which I'm a bit short of right now.
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• #293
Let’s see your map then.
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• #294
I think this is pretty up to date:-
Larger country-wide map here: https://www.greenbank.org/misc/vv_20210802.png
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• #295
This is going to be eventful.
I’m on a train to Gravesend my Wahoo has 4% battery! My phone has a full battery.
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• #296
Go to a cafe, chat up one of the staff to borrow a USB charger?
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• #297
Was debating that but went with headphones for time efficiency.
Not ideal given todays route but never mind!As of today!
7251 tiles, average of 2.957 km per tile
Max square 26x26
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• #298
What’s the fix if the clicking the activity doesn’t work? The GPS hasn’t recorded this very well
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• #299
I need to get onto this …
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• #300
Looks like you didn't actually cross the line. In options you can get it to show you the grid lines.
Think you needed to ride further up to Brook farm, all your track points around that island are in the bottom left square.
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Statshunters is a gamechanger. With the chrome extension installed, load up the Komoot planner and it almost takes the fun out of plotting routes to nab tiles, it's that easy.
Also great reporting and filtering for ride data.