Podcasts about garmin virb

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss Big Deal Days, Facebook Messenger ditching SMS, Walmart streaming devices, Google upgrading the Pixel series, Zoom ending remote work, and more. Russ in Gainesville, FL participated using the IT App and asked: “I recently bought a Garmin Virb 360 camera. I want to use it for […]

Tech News and Commentary Dave and the team discuss a cellphone legend joking about car accidents, a ring that lets people know you’re available, and more. Russ in Gainesville, FL participated using the IT App and asked: “I recently bought a Garmin Virb 360 camera. I want to use it for snorkeling. It looks like […]

Im 36. Electronic Yard Podcast erzählen Eski & Erik über Klagen gegen Apple, Batteriemanagement, Tesla's Vorsprung in der Automobilzukunft, kaltgepresstes Olivenöl, den Kuli der Kulis von BIC, Sportvideo Overlays mit Garmin Virb, Smartglasses, CBD, Thermomix, Livestreams, das Ende des herkömmlichen Livestreams, Facebook ChatUp und Instagram Messenger Rooms. /// Links aus dem Podcast Videos der Woche: Paul Kalkbrenner - Studiosession #1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8ebfls_MFk Elfaux. (Tagträumer Productions) I Perfromance by Jarmila & Luis I Lotenheim Daystreaming: https://youtu.be/SS3lioI0Pbk

Fatal B-17 crash in Connecticut sends shockwaves of grief beyond warbird community. Garmin Virb or GoPro? We have the fly-off, shoot-off. We get our hands on the new TBM 940 turboprop. A cool new aviation museum near Denver.

Jacklyn Duff is an aerospace engineer who currently runs a YouTube channel called SciJoy. She joins Brett to talk about her time at NASA, rovers, robotics, and the science experiments she’s sharing now.Show notes> The SciJoy YouTube channel > @thescijoy > SciJoy on Instagram > scijoy.community > Garmin VIRB > The Story of Building a High Altitude Balloon for the Total Solar Eclipse > Total Solar Eclipse from 40,000 feet in 360 DegreesTop 3 picksJacklyn:> Overcooked > TickBot > Colin Stetson + “Among The Sef” & “In Mirrors”Brett:> You Suck (Christopher Moore) > Bella + Canvas Tank Tops > Flic HubAlso… Macstock 2018!Join Brett and a bunch of your favorite podcasters and bloggers at Macstock 2018, July 21st and 22nd. Visit macstockconferenceandexpo.com and use the coupon code IndieNerd to get $70 off a weekend pass.Follow> @SystmCast on Twitter > Brett on Twitter > Join the Community!

Intel introduces new technology to cricket and we also chat to former England captain now commentator Nasser Hussain and get his thoughts about the new tech coming to the game, the Late, Late Show sketch that's now a series on Apple Music, the BlackBerry KEYone pricing and availability has been announced, we take a look at the Bose Revolve speaker, the Garmin VIRB 360-degree camera, Alcatel's big screen feature rich smartphone for less than $200 and we finish off with the Tech Guide Help Desk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Intel introduces new technology to cricket and we also chat to former England captain now commentator Nasser Hussain and get his thoughts about the new tech coming to the game, the Late, Late Show sketch that’s now a series on Apple Music, the BlackBerry KEYone pricing and availability has been announced, we take a look at the Bose Revolve speaker, the Garmin VIRB 360-degree camera, Alcatel’s big screen feature rich smartphone for less than $200 and we finish off with the Tech Guide Help Desk.

  Shorai Lithium Batteries Phuc Lam from Shorai Inc, and also an avid motorcyclist, explains lithium batteries in this episode. Since 2010, Shorai has been the maker of lithium iron phosphate batteries. Shorai LFX batteries are up to 80 percent lighter than equal performance lead acid batteries, which can mean saving anywhere from 2 to 20 pounds, depending what kind of bike you ride. They operate at a higher voltage range and maintain a higher voltage level during cranking, which means your motorcycle starts more quickly.  The lithium batteries can be charged using a lead acid charger or by using the charger specifically designed for Shorai’s LFX lithium batteries. And the Shorai lithium batteries are compatible with modern motorcycle charging systems. Easy to install, Shorai batteries come with a three year pro-rated warranty and can be purchased at Shorai dealers or online on their website.  Website: www.shoraipower.com Garmin Zumo 395LM Jim talks with Cesar Palacios, Media Relations Associate from Garmin International Website: http://www.garmin.com/ ** Garmin® Thrills with New zūmo® Motorcycle Navigators ** Source: Garmin Press Release Feb 16, 2016 OLATHE, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Garmin International Inc., a unit of Garmin Ltd. (NASDAQ: GRMN), today announced the new zūmo 395LM and zūmo 595LM motorcycle navigators. The rugged, weatherproof (*1) models offer Garmin Adventurous Routing™ so riders can select the level of twists and hills on every journey. The zūmo 395/595LM presents innovative features specifically designed for motorcyclists with the introduction of rider alerts, helpful smart features, new streaming music options and much more. “What’s exciting about the new zūmo models is that they are designed to find those adventurous winding roads that riders typically crave,” said Dan Bartel, Garmin vice president of worldwide sales. “The ability to stream Spotify music will also enhance the thrill of every ride.” Garmin Adventurous Routing™ options elevate the ride by finding routes with curves and hills, while limiting major highways that offer unchanging and often wearisome roads. In order to enhance the adventure, both zūmo models allow riders to control music and media from a compatible smartphone or MP3 player. (*2) The 595 model lets riders stream popular music services2 such as Spotify® and Pandora® right into their headset or helmet (sold separately), offering easy control options using the glove-friendly zūmo screen display. Garmin recognizes safety as a top priority for motorcyclists – that’s why both zūmo models include new rider alerts to help increase situational awareness. Riders can be notified of upcoming sharp curves, nearby red light and speed cameras (*3), animal crossings and many other useful alerts. In addition, riders will be prompted with relevant state helmet law notifications (US/CAN) when crossing state borders. The new zūmo devices allow riders to make and receive calls (*4) while their hands remain firmly on the handlebars. Spoken directions can also be heard when paired with a compatible headset or helmet (sold separately) in order to stay conveniently connected during a ride. The zūmo 595LM model can pair seamlessly with the Smartphone link app (*5) from Garmin to give riders access to new exciting features for motorcyclists. The use of the app allows the zūmo 595LM to conveniently display smartphone information alongside the navigation screen. Riders can view texts, app notifications and other helpful data such as live weather radar and traffic (subscription may be required). Additionally, the new LiveTrack feature lets riders share their ride so friends can track their location. The new motorcycle navigators offer a rugged, glove-friendly design that can endure fuel vapors, UV rays and harsh weather.1 The bright sunlight-readable display of the zūmo 395LM has a 4.3-inch touchscreen while the zūmo 595LM boasts a high-resolution 5-inch transflective touchscreen display to further enhance visibility. Both devices include lifetime map (*6) updates for North America along with motorcycle-specific points of interest (POIs) such as repair services, dealers and more. The new devices maintain the legacy zūmo features that riders have come to expect. Some of these features include: Dynamic Fuel Stops, which suggests fuel stops based on the distance the rider’s fuel is expected to last; the Service History Log to help simplify bike maintenance records; Roundtrip Routing allows riders to plan their route based on time, distance or location; preloaded Foursquare® data offers millions of new and popular places; and Garmin Real Directions™ guides riders using recognizable landmarks and traffic lights. The new zūmo series is compatible with Garmin VIRB® action cameras (sold separately) to start and stop recording footage directly from the zūmo display screen. Riders can also monitor motorcycle tire pressure on the zūmo display with the Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor system from Garmin (sold separately). The zūmo 395LM has a suggested retail price of $599.99 and the zūmo 595LM is $899.99. Both devices are expected to be available in April of this year. For more information, visit garmin.com/zumo. The zūmo 395LM and zūmo 595LM are the latest from Garmin’s consumer automotive segment, the leading worldwide provider of portable navigation devices for automobiles, motorcycles and trucks. Garmin’s user-friendly navigation solutions have innovative features that provide time- and fuel-saving benefits to meet the demands of everyday driving. For decades, Garmin has pioneered new GPS navigation and wireless devices and applications that are designed for people who live an active lifestyle. Garmin serves five primary business units, including automotive, aviation, fitness, marine, and outdoor recreation. For more information, visit Garmin's virtual pressroom at garmin.com/newsroom, contact the Media Relations department at 913-397-8200, or follow us at facebook.com/garmin, twitter.com/garmin, or youtube.com/garmin. *1. IPX7 water rating withstands incidental exposure to water of up to 1 meter for up to 30 minutes. *2. Music and Media control work with iPhone® 4S or later and iPod touch® 2nd generation or later. Pandora works with iPhone 4S or later and some Android™ devices. Pandora is currently available in the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. Spotify® compatible mobile digital devices and premium subscription required, where available, see Garmin.com *3. Red light and speed camera warnings are not available in all regions. *4. Requires compatible helmet, headset or smartphone; sold separately. *5. Features available via download of the Smartphone Link app. User’s data plan charges, if any, will apply. Subscription may be required. *6. Lifetime maps entitle you to receive map updates when and as such updates are made available by Garmin during the useful life of 1 compatible Garmin product or as long as Garmin receives map data from a third party supplier, whichever is shorter. For the meaning of a product’s “useful life” and for other important terms and conditions, please see Garmin.com/LM for details. Riding With Russian Bikers If you're a regular listener, you probably know Shirley Hardy-Rix and Brian Rix, Aussies Overland, they're regular co-hosts on ARR RAW. We've also had them on the ARR show before, talking about their motorcycle travel adventures and their books. We asked them to come on the show and share a story from their last adventure, which they documented in their book called The Long Way to Vladivostok. Shirley and Brian have written two other books about their trips and you can purchase these books online on their website at www.aussiesoverland.com.au. Show Sponsors: Support the show sponsors that help bring ADVENTURE RIDER RADIO to you. More information about contacting our sponsors can be found here. Max BMW Motorcycles Bestrest Products Aerostich Green Chile Adventure Gear Tour USA IMS Products Some music on this episode by: www.audionautix.com

In Episode 248 seht Ihr den Test eines Corratec Inside Link 10 Hz X und wir haben ovale Kettenblätter, die Q-Rings von Rotor an unser Bike geschraubt. Außerdem haben wir für Euch die neue Garmin Virb XE Actionkamera ausprobiert. Ein Gewinnspiel wartet auch.

In this episode Ray details the new GoPro small camera and the fact that the Garmin VIRB is shipping. Then they answer random questions about sports tech.  To contibute your thoughts on the new DCR Podcast Drinking game click here. Subscribe to TRS Radio to hear more of Ben. This week an interview with Olympian and World Champion, Andy Potts. Rate the DC Rainmaker Podcast on iTunes and leave a review. Visit Ray's website for in-depth product reviews and much, much more.  

The 2015 Archery Trade Show Association's Annual Trade Show has come and gone once again, but Jay and Dusty were able to capture the moment with an adventurous trek to the Indiana Convention Center in Indianapolis, Indiana.  The Show was held this year from January 8-10 and is held each January for eager hunting apparell buyers and sellers to gawk and pitch the latest merchandise for the year.  Anything and everything hunting is here and is the basis for what each outdoor retailer, large and small, will stock in their stores.  A private show, it is only open to hunting industry insiders but for those that can attend, including celebrities, hunting television personalities, bloggers, writers and outdoor podcasters, it allows attendees a glimpse at what's NEW for 2015.  Jay and Dusty report there findings and review the show in this episode of the Big Buck Registry's Deer Hunting Podcast. In This Show You Will Hear Discussions on the Following: Dinner with Ed Waite, Buckmaster's Master Scorer The 1st Annual Outdoor Podcaster's Mash Up Tag N Brag David and Dean Giarrizzo Jim Shockey, Eva Shockey, Louise Shockey Tim Sylvia  Matt Drury, Taylor Drury, Mark Drury, Terry Drury Will Primos, Jay Fish and the Johnny King Buck Doug Kostreva Horny Buck Seed Company Major League Bowhunter- Jeff Danker and Matt Duff Gordon Whittington - North American Whitetail Realtree's David Blanton Legends of the Fall- Mike McFerrin and Bonnie McFerrin Hal Shaffer Drop Zone TV Keith Doyle and Zach Doyle of The Rack Packer QALO replacement Wedding Rings, Orion Coolers, Big n J Long Range Attractants, Garmin VIRB, StickNPic, Ozonics, ADAK Adventure Trailers The 2015 Badlands - Campbell Cameras Film Festival Animal House Reunion Podcast - with Lord Krongel and Chipcity Spaulding Mike Adams of Up North Journal, CarrieZ, Phil Haven's of Bowhunting Freedom BowHunting.com Jay's First Autograph Ever and Dusty's First Cab Ride Lee and Tiffany Lakosky and Heartland Bowhunter's Cameraman  Matt Hiatt and Tori Middleton Mcrea The Keefer Brothers and Ron Strickland Tim Burnett- Solo Hunter  Adam Vinatieri, Roger Raglin, Hank Parker Gregg Ritz- HuntMasters Salvo Magro, Kinion Bankston, and Josh Photo Bomb Son of the South Nicholas Mundt, Michael Waddell, T-Bone Travis Turner Frozen Faces and Dusty's Treestand Contact Us: FEEDBACK HOTLINE: 724-613-2825 REVIEW and SUBSCRIBE on iTUNES and Stitcher: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/itunes www.BigBuckRegistry.com/stitcher Want to Know When the Next Big Buck Podcast is Released? Then Join the Club: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/huntmail Submit A Buck: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/mybuck Be a Guest:  Guests@BigBuckRegistry.com Share for Share: www.BigBuckRegistry.com/s4s Facebook: www.Facebook.com/bigbuckregistry Twitter: www.twitter.com/bigbuckregistry Feedback:Feedback@BigBuckRegistry.com   Also find us on these fine networks:  iTunes Stitcher Blubrry Libsyn TuneIn Other Recommended Podcasts: CarrieZ  Wildgame IamTurkeyHunting BowRush FishNerds Bowhunting Freedom Up North Journal  

In Episode 216 seht Ihr den Test eines BH Lynx 4.8 Carbon 9.7 Twenty-Niners. Außerdem haben wir eine Garmin Virb Elite Action-Kamera für Euch ausprobiert und Flo Konietzko gibt im zweiten Teil unseres Workshops Fahrtechnik-Tipps für den Pumptrack. Ein Gewinnspiel wartet auch.

Vorab: Unsere Verlosung… die Gewinner werden per email benachrichtigt! Wir stellen fest, dass die letzte Sendung schon furchtbar lange her wirkt, was möglicherweise auch daran liegt, dass sich in letzter Zeit so viel ereignet hat… Wir waren radeln, Markus ist zufrieden mit seinen letzten Wochen und merkt, dass er langsam in Tritt kommt. Christian hat derzeit zu viel um die Ohren und muss sich erst einmal um andere Dinge kümmern. Für Markus geht es dann auch bald ins Trainingslager nach Gran Canaria. Wir reden ein wenig darüber, wie er das Trainingslager angehen will, dass er schön ausgeruht ankommt und dass dort ordentich Grundlagenausdauer angesagt ist. 900km sollten schon in der Woche drin sein… Auch mit nehmem wird er seinen Garmin 810, den Christian dann mal in Ruhe bespricht und seine Erfahrungen aus den rund 2 Monaten teilt. Sein Fazit, ein gutes zuverlässiges Gerät, welches nach einigem ausprobieren kaum Schwächen zeigt, aber für seinen Anwendungsfall schon zu viel bietet und für Ihne als Streckenautist zu viel des Guten ist. Am Ende will er radeln und nicht navigieren. Der 500/510 ist für Ihn ausreichend und die bessere Wahl. Wir sprechen dann auch noch über den Teasi Pro, der ja zum Test auch da war und der lt. Christian vielleicht eher ein Gerät für Fahrradwanderer darstellt. Wo wir bei Garmin sind, können wir auch gleich den Vergleich von Markus mal besprechen, wo er die Garmin VIRB mit der GoPro Hero 3+silver vergleicht. Er hat sich wirklich größte Mühe gegeben das Für und Wider der einzelnen Geräte abzuwägen - wird dies auch noch mit einem Blogartikel ausführlich darstellen - aber was am Ende bleibt ist die Erkenntnis, dass es genau wie bei dem Tacho primär darum geht, wieviel Freude uns der Umgang mit dem Gerät macht und wieviel Spaß wir daran haben es zu benutzen. Die Funktionalität und die eigentliche Qualität des Produktes tritt dabei eigentlich in den Hintergrund. Opfer der Werbung? Gänzlich frei machen können wir uns sicherlich nicht davon. Und dann plaudert Christian noch ein wenig über seine neuen Schuhe und Markus meint, was er doch für ein Glück hatte, dass er diese quasi blind gekauft hat, sowohl Marke als auch Modell wechselt und alles passt. Ach und dann plaudern wir uns so aus der Sendung raus… über dies und jenes und Christian freut sich über jeden Hörer, der ihn am kommenden Samstag anspricht bei der Kölner Saisoneröffnungs RTF bei hoffentlich “kurze Hosen Wetter” Vielen Dank, für euer zuhören und bis zur nächsten Folge.