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I'm having a lot of trouble finding out exactly what data you can extract from the t3 and t6 for later analysis in STraM. Does the t3/t3c record sufficient data to analyse VO2 from throughout a training session (I am lead to believe this is possible with the t6/t6c)? If someone could point out the main differences in watch features (other than altimeter & barometer) and recorded data/analysis with STrM between the t3/t3c and t/t6c I'd be grateful.

Many thanks.

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