For me all I’m using it for is reloading data which consists of slow accurate fire. I have all three chronos and never felt the urge to shoot fast on any of them.
Did people that ordered from Pewpew already get some delivered? Their email on 12/14 made it sound like the entire shipment was delayed from the 12/8 estimated time.
Someone on another forum got a shipment notification on 12/12 for a 10/24 order. If they are doing first come first served you must have just missed out on the first batch.
@Islander , you are correct. A bit on the cold side that morning. My family have been members for about 40 years.
They have been holding the NRA Leveraction Silhouette State Championships recently, usually alternating with Palla and Coalinga.
Same. We aren’t getting it until like February 2024 (my speculations)I didn’t order til that night
The email they sent a couple weeks ago said the remaining units were slated to ship to them from Garmin this week and they would be shipping to customers next week.
I know what the emails said. We also seen that Garmin wasn’t pacing initial demand. PewPew did something crazy and have a significant discount and I’m sure their relative demand was dramatically higher than any other seller. So, I wouldn’t be surprised if February is when I get mine. I think it’s the realistic perspective rather than a disappointed perspective. I get the owners situation. Im cool with it.
I understand how things got away from them with order volume at the initial discount. It’s easy to see why they weren’t able to hit their original target of the first part of December. I’m cool with that, I’m not going to lose my shit like the guy earlier in the thread.
Our last Pre-Order will be shipping by the end of the week and we are expecting more to ship next week. We will open of the pre-orders again as soon as we confirm
Looks like the next batch is shipping to us in two weeks. You guys have been awesome and we have shipped out over 200 of these units in less time than we quote you. We appreciate your patience and will open up the pre-orders again soon.
www.area419.com
Had to quote the whole Caboodle to get a meaning how to.Good find....but this is a java command line program...I don't keep java on my laptop. Can't remember all the details but I took java off for security reasons long ago and have no programs that require it so have not installed it again.
Now, I'm not a computer sci person, but that tool doesn't seem all that straightforward to my pea brain....emphasis on pea brain. LOL
Using FitCSVTool on Windows
FitCSVTool.jar is a cross platform JAR (Java Archive) package file that can be used on most operating systems. To use FitCSVTool.jar on Windows the Oracle Java™ Runtime Environment 8 version 1.8.0 or higher, or equivalent Java Runtime Environment (JRE) or Java Development Kit (JDK), should be installed.
To verify that a JRE or JDK is installed correctly, from the Command Prompt enter the following command.
java -version
If Java is properly installed, a message will be displayed showing the version of Java that is installed. With Java correctly installed, FitCSVTool can now be used. FitCSVTool can be used from the command line, through drag-n-drop, or by associating the .FIT file extension with FitCSVTool.
Command Line
FitCSVTool is included in the FIT SDK as a JAR package file and is designed to be used from the command line using the following syntax.
java -jar FitCSVTool.jar <options> <file>
When using FitCSVTool from the command line, the path to the FitCSVTool.jar and the path to the FIT file to convert need to be provided.
To convert one of the sample FIT files included with the SDK to a .csv file, from a command prompt, navigate to the location where the FIT SDK is installed and enter the following command.
java -jar .\java\FitCSVTool.jar .\examples\Activity.fit
The output file activity.csv will be created in the \examples folder.
C:\FitSDK>java -jar .\java\FitCSVTool.jar .\examples\activity.fit
FIT CSV Tool - Protocol 2.0 Profile 21.22 Release
FIT binary file .\examples\activity.fit decoded to .\examples\activity*.csv files.
In this example, the path to the jar file located in the /java folder and the path to a FIT file located in the /examples folder are provided. The relative or absolute path can be used. This is straightforward when working with files located in the FIT SDK folder but if the files are elsewhere on the hard drive then entering the path to the files may be a challenge. One solution to this is to add the path to the FitCSVTool.jar to the CLASSPATH environment variable so that it can be referenced without having to specify the path.
Drag-n-Drop
An easier way to use FitCSVTool is to use one of the five batch files included in the SDK. These files are located in the same folder as FitCSVTool.jar. Drag-n-drop a FIT file onto any of the batch files and the output .csv files will be created in the same folder as the source FIT file. Viewing any of the batch files in a text editor will show that the batch files are using the same command line interface discussed above, with some batch files using additional Command Line Arguments.
To convert one of the sample FIT files included with the SDK to a .csv file by drag-n-drop, drag any of the FIT files from the \examples folder onto FitToCSV.bat. The output .csv file will be created in the \examples folder. The file system takes care of passing the full path of the FIT file to the batch file.
The drag-n-drop method is easier to use than the command line interface but it may require the use of two File Explorer windows which is not always convenient. Adding a shortcut to the batch files on the desktop is one option to simplify this process.
The batch files can also be used from the command prompt using the syntax:
FitToCSV.bat <filename>
The batch files are intended to be used on Windows only. The Using FitCSVTool on OSX recipe covers how to use the FitToCSV tool on OSX.
Associating Files with the .FIT file extension with FitCSVTool
A more convenient way to use FitCSVTool is to associate files with the .FIT file extension with the FitToCSV.bat file. This will allow for double clicking on any FIT file to convert it to a .csv file.
To associate FIT files with FitToCSV.bat, right click on any FIT file and choose Properties.
Windows Explorer.
From the Properties dialog change the program that all files with the .FIT extension are opened with. Choose FitToCSV.bat or one of the other batch files depending on the requirements.
File properties.
Hit OK to apply the changes and close the Properties dialog box. Double clicking, or right clicking and choosing Open, on any FIT file will convert it to a .csv file. Make sure to unzip new versions of the FIT SDK to the same location to keep from having to update the file associations.
Judas Priest don’t get me started on the Friday UPS fuck up! Happens to me all the freakin time like clockwork with those dickheads, on incoming business supplies.Mine, from Scheel's, was supposed to get here today. UPS blaming bad weather in the Midwest for the delay until Tuesday.
I hate it when new toys are late!
Oh, and then there is my favorite “the holidays”. As if the freaking holidays don’t happen every freaking year.
Sorry ... was just whining a little, not searching for an exposed wound. The UPS service around here is actually pretty reliable most of the time. That said, it would be nice if a Thursday f**k-up resulted in a Saturday delivery, whenever possible.Judas Priest don’t get me started on the Friday UPS fuck up! Happens to me all the freakin time like clockwork with those dickheads, on incoming business supplies.
USPS and Fedex will delivery Sat. but UPS makes you wait until Monday evening. The word “expedite because we fucked up” is not in those assholes vocabulary.
The amount of excuses UPS comes up to miss Friday, is really quite amazing. The wind blows LATE, a mouse farts LATE, the snow flurries LATE!
Ok caffeine has kicked in
No need to mess around trying to find a place that says they are in stock, you will get one from us in this next shipment if you pre-order now! Over 200 Garmins have moved out of our tiny shop!
cstactical.com
In 20 years no one has screwed my business like UPS. Around here we call them dog-sled.
crowing in the background) to tell me, it was sitting on the truck at the hub and they just didn’t have enough people to unload it. The truck and all its contents had simply been scanned into it without opening it.
www.cole-tac.com
Just tested this and even with it hooked to the phone it did shut down at the one hour mark. Thanks again!
In the ad you write, say it is “vintage” and “very rare”.
"Was personally used by the Queen's Field Master of the Hunt" ought to do it.
