@Egika said in Suunto Software update Q1 (2.53.42):
when set to miles, the full details are shown up to 0.2mi, which translates to some 330m or so.
0.2 mi = 322 m, which is unfortunate because that means 36% worse radius of visibility at the zoom level with maximum details. That is still quite a penalty for US users.
Here is an old picture of Garmin Fenix 7X which shows a scale of 800 ft for the quarter of screen, which in Suunto case would translate to 1600 ft scale (for half of the screen):
[image: 1775631294338-pxl_20220813_222541496-edit.jpg]
1600 ft translates to about 500 m, which would fairly closely match the existing zoom level in the metric system.
In metric system zoom levels are 25m, 50m, 100m, 200m, 500m, 1km
But in imperial - 100 ft (30m), 200 ft (61m), 500ft (152m), 0.2mi (322m), 0.5mi (804m)
As you can see, Garmin doesn’t stick to round numbers and that has never been an issue. I don’t think anyone ever complained about that.
