TEASI per: A fine training aid for cyclists and hikers

But I have used the per Teasi as a training device and on holiday as a bicycle navigation as pedestrian navigation. By recording the data I have easily goaded my motivation and my ambition. Similarly, I also do it with my running computer of Garmin. Exciting, I found this a chance to visit prefabricated routes from the Internet to download. So I was able to unfamiliar cities and environments in advance planning of interesting routes in me. The operation is very easy after a short, the map material is current and the battery lasts 10 hours with its a longer tour. The GPS was there quite quickly and accurately with just 3-5 meters deviation.

The nearly 169-gram and 111 x 67 x 20mm wide housing of Teasi per looks unspectacular, but is protected by IPX5 against water spray. It is operated while 3 buttons, two of which are located on the left side of the device and a big round handle below the display. This allows you the GPS navigation device on and off and lock the screen. It can be mounted using the supplied bracket including quick release on the handlebars. The package therefore includes in addition to the holder even an AC adapter, a USB charging cable and a Quick Start Guide. The detailed operating instructions must be loaded from the Internet itself, however.

With such a device is just the GPS function is extremely important. The Teasi per itself is based on Windows CE and uses a fast SiRF Atlas V dual-core processor with 664 MHz, 64 GPS channels and 128 MB Ram. The user is 4 GB flash memory and a memory expansion via Micro SD cards. The Teasi per can be extended thanks to the support of Ant + and Bluetooth Low Energy V.4 (BLE) with additional sensors for the detection and subsequent analysis of speeds, distances, cadence or heart rate.

By Teasi per one can not only record its routes, but also plan dirfekt spot conveniently on the PC. For this you can already load on the Windows and Mac software prefabricated routes to GPX base down. The Teasi Navi is therefore compatible with bikemap.net and compatible with wandermap.net. So you get to see of his desire Route all tourist highlights (own POIs), explanations and images. to the Teasi uses maps from OpenStreetMap. The entire map material stands for free and is constantly updated.

The Teasi bike navigation you can use as a mountain bike as well as with an urban, touring or racing. The walkers among us find for prefabricated user profiles (pedestrian, touring, racing wheel or MTB). The built-in maps of OpenStreetMap offer by entering start and end a turn-by-turn navigation as known from the smartphone ago. For route planning is best Exploit then the pre-downloaded routes or arises by entering waypoints in the map their own routes together.