Training Manager vs Lite Manager

[w4tt4n4b3]

I have the Suunto T3c watch. I installed the Training Lite Manager because I thought that the only difference with the Training Manager is that the Training MAnager can have real time data while you exercise. Am I correct?

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[Shrek3k]

... as far as I understand you are not completely right.
In addition to your statement ... I think the general difference seems to be: TM is compatibel to T6/6c, while TML is compatibel to T3/4c.
Due to the much more detailled data provided from the T6(C) (e.g. single heart beats, height, cadence, etc.) the TM looks more or less compeltely different and give more detailed ways to work with the results.
As I am using the TML (and am waiting for my 6C just ordered) and just installed TM I have to say, that TML looks much better (e.g. more colors ) and offers a more intuitive interface.

To sum it up: when you have a T3C just use the TML with the PCPod to transfer the data (this PCPod does not seem to work with T6C which needs the USB-data cable for data transfer)

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