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MotionX-GPS Track: Still sunny at 3:30 PM on the Mesa Trail in Boulder Colorado

Hello,

Connie O'Dell uses MotionX-GPS on the iPhone and is sharing with you the following track:

Name:		Still sunny at 3:30 PM on the Mesa Trail in Boulder Colorado
Date:		Feb 19, 2015 3:31 pm
Map: (valid until Aug 18, 2015)		View on Map
Distance:		1.91 miles
Elapsed Time:		34:55.2
Avg Speed:		3.3 mph
Max Speed:		7.9 mph
Avg Pace:		18' 14" per mile
Min Altitude:		5,726 ft
Max Altitude:		6,468 ft
Start Time:		2015-02-19T22:31:21Z
Start Location:
	Latitude:	39º 58' 01" N
	Longitude:	105º 16' 53" W
End Location:
	Latitude:	39º 58' 15" N
	Longitude:	105º 15' 58" W

 

MotionX-GPS Commonly Asked Questions

1. What is MotionX-GPS?
   MotionX-GPS is the essential GPS application for outdoor enthusiasts. It puts an easy-to-use, state-of-the-art handheld GPS on your iPhone.


2. Can I use MotionX-GPS?
   Sure! MotionX-GPS can be downloaded from the iTunes App Store.


3. How can I display tracks in Google Earth?
   Follow the directions on the Google Earth web site to download and install the Google Earth program. Save the attached "Still sunny at 330 PM on the Mesa Trail in Boulder Colorado.kmz" file to your computer. Launch Google Earth, select File, Open, and open the saved "Still sunny at 330 PM on the Mesa Trail in Boulder Colorado.kmz" file.


4. This email was forwarded to me. Where are the attachments?
   Some e-mail programs do not include the original attachments by default when forwarding an e-mail. In this case, the sender must reattach the original files for them to be included.

 

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The MotionX Team

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2014 Robot Gift Guide

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