I had a look at the web page. Interesting stuff. I played around with it for a bit. Not quite sure why all the links are half page PDF files. Apart from quirkyness I am left wondering what motivated you to get this far with the project - must have been part of something else ?
I still don't know, however, what causes it to gain, slowly but noticeably.
It will be down to the accuracy of the componant chip. It is more than likely that each watch will drift around with varying degrees. Its not something I have ever noticed as I am not bothered about 1 second here or there. The great thing is that the RTC of the GPS is so much more accurate and a small amount of code was able to compensate. Its a great success story for an Open Source Smartwatch.
Espruino is a JavaScript interpreter for low-power Microcontrollers. This site is both a support community for Espruino and a place to share what you are working on.
I had a look at the web page. Interesting stuff. I played around with it for a bit. Not quite sure why all the links are half page PDF files. Apart from quirkyness I am left wondering what motivated you to get this far with the project - must have been part of something else ?
It will be down to the accuracy of the componant chip. It is more than likely that each watch will drift around with varying degrees. Its not something I have ever noticed as I am not bothered about 1 second here or there. The great thing is that the RTC of the GPS is so much more accurate and a small amount of code was able to compensate. Its a great success story for an Open Source Smartwatch.