Watching the Tour de France?

dcr · Post by **dcr** » 02 July 06 11:44 pm

Where are they now? 
Use the GoogleEarth KMZ file to track the Peleton.
 
 
What are they doing? 
Use the SRM Telemetry to follow the effort.
 
 
Gotta love these toys

Bronze · Post by **Bronze** » 03 July 06 11:07 am

Here a nice pic - Scroll side to side and try and find where it was taken from using GE.

http://framboise78.free.fr/Paris.htm

Sorry - This isn't intended to be a hijack. It good but dosen't deserve a new thread.

The Bronze.

Bronze · Post by **Bronze** » 03 July 06 2:03 pm

Cool links - so when does it start Australian time?

B.

dcr · Post by **dcr** » 03 July 06 2:33 pm

Bronze wrote:Cool links - so when does it start Australian time?

Broadcast times for SBS telecasts (AEST)
http://www21.sbs.com.au/tdf/

STAGE DATE LIVE BROADCAST ON SBS
-------- ------ ---------------------------------
Prologue 01-Jul 01 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 12.30am
Stage 01 02-Jul 02 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:45am
Stage 02 03-Jul 03 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 01:35am
Stage 03 04-Jul 04 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 01.30am
Stage 04 05-Jul 05 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 01:20am
Stage 05 06-Jul 06 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 01:20am
Stage 06 07-Jul 07 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:30am
Stage 07 08-Jul 08 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:50am
Stage 08 09-Jul 09 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:00am
Stage 09 11-Jul 11 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 01:30am
Stage 10 12-Jul 12 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:30am
Stage 11 13-Jul 13 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:30am
Stage 12 14-Jul 14 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 01:30am
Stage 13 15-Jul 15 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:30am
Stage 14 16-Jul 16 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:45am
Stage 15 18-Jul 18 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:40am
Stage 16 19-Jul 19 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:35am
Stage 17 20-Jul 20 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:40am
Stage 18 21-Jul 21 Jul, 10:30pm (AEST) - 01:40am
Stage 19 22-Jul 22 Jul, 10:00pm (AEST) - 01:45am
Stage 20 23-Jul 23 Jul, 09:30pm (AEST) - 02:15am

There goes another month without sleep

dcr · Post by **dcr** » 03 July 06 2:54 pm

Bronze wrote:Here a nice pic - Scroll side to side and try and find where it was taken from using GE.

Eeek! Now that's a challenge. I'll have to go with
N 48Ã‚Â° 51'11.80" E 2Ã‚Â° 21'01.08
 
cheers Darren

Freddo · Post by **Freddo** » 05 July 06 8:54 pm

Try the following for some good french language.

http://yoyo.cc.monash.edu.au/~mongoose/ ... rases.html

dcr · Post by **dcr** » 05 July 06 9:01 pm

And another one;
UbiLabs & SRM Tour de France - LIVE Tracker. The recent track is plotted on a Google map and live data (such as eart beat, speed, stress points, distance, power and current position) is displayed next to each rider.

Gunn Parker · Post by **Gunn Parker** » 05 July 06 9:53 pm

Bronze wrote:Here a nice pic - Scroll side to side and try and find where it was taken from using GE.

http://framboise78.free.fr/Paris.htm

Sorry - This isn't intended to be a hijack. It good but dosen't deserve a new thread.

The Bronze.

Now that is very good