@zhang965 Thry this: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TUl72lwG_48

@Carles-Merin https://insidegnss.com/category/a-system-categories/galileo/

@sartoric thanks for the prompt reply Makes sense not to thinker with the recorded GPS. Ok will test wiuth GLONASS enabled, sad the SSWHRB does not support GALILEO. Cheers

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I think I’m good for now. Will let the online customer service process take its course. Thanks!

Vote on the link to see if we can get them to add more watch faces or even be able to get a personalization.

After several activities (cycling, walking, kayaking) downtown, riverside, countryside, in woods and on hills my result is that my Suunto watches are in the following ranking concerning the GPS accuracy: Ambit 3 and Spartan Ultra at the same level S9 with GPS S9 with GPS+Galileo For me there is no reason to upgrade from a Spartan Ultra or an Ambit 3.

@johann-fuehrer said in Where is the Suunto Watch Forum?: I’m running circles to find out i.e. how to get rid of notifications I have read on my new Suunto 9 BARO? You are not alone…as of now there is no way to get rid of them from watch itself. You can do it from your phone by dismissing the notification there, and then well there are still zombie notifications (for me at least, unless you can soft reset your watch fairly regularly)… Here is one: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/2111/would-love-a-way-to-dismiss-notifications And for zombie notifications: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/858/notification-center-zombie-notifications/107

@zhang965 So I’ll buy a Stryd some days.

Elevation in non baro watches is derived from GPS positionning, vertical precision is much worse than horizontal one, and can be greatly affected by the surroundings (tall buldings, tree cover…). Elevation at the beginning of my activities is often wrong (like 30/40m above actual value)… If you share a link to your activity (or at least some screengrabs of the elevation profile), maybe we can see better where the error comes from.

@Frédéric-Fiandino you made my day!

@Armin-S Yes I know, and in fact I disabled it too. It was just a test to understand if it reacts in some way to the last 10 secs countdown. It works as expected on my SSS also with the latest FW

@savvase EDIT: Sorry, I misunderstand before. No for the moment as I know.

Typically it should be faster. It searches for satellites, and needs min. of 3 for position, 4 for elevation. The more satellites, the faster the gps fix.

@morskilav I see your point but I do disagree. I have stated this before, the FB features on the S5 require additional screens and I simply don’t want those, nor would I use the FB features much. Perhaps a good solution would be for Suunto to offer the FB licensing as an option when purchasing the watch. That way we would both be happy.

@Brad_Olwin The Ambit2 and Ambit3 series of watches do let you edit the POI during the process of adding one on the watch itself. I had a Vertical model before switching to a Spartan. I thought I remembered doing this and recently reconfirmed this with an Ambit3 owner on another forum just to to be sure. I’m thinking of switching back to an Ambit3 Peak from my Spartan. Never been totally happy with my Spartan and it seems Suunto is never going to add back some of these features I consider critical for my use. I’ve been waiting 2 years now and still can’t do this on the Spartan. Not that they ever promised they were planning this feature, but for backcountry use, it’s kinda important if you ask me. Now with an impending move to SA from MC in the next 12 months, and zero indication that I’ll even still be able to do POI from a phone or web app…well, I might as well pick up a Peak that can function standalone if I have to. Garmin is not an option. Their GPS accuracy on the Fenix line of watches is questionable. And Garmin evidently can’t get altimeter accuracy figured out either. So it’s back to the Ambit3 Peak I guess for the most functionality. Better GPS over both the Vertical and Spartan, and I can manually enter a destination right on the watch from a map or mapping software on my phone. And if Suunto ever gets off the pot and does this right, maybe I can move back to a newer model.

@vietpq yes, the same was true for me (I don’t use my S9 any longer). It did some nice tracking but when it failed (and unfortunately it failed a bit too often for me), it failed really hard when Glonass was enabled. E.g. it placed me up to 200 meters away from my current position and that also affected navigation because it was just too much off the right track. On a side note: I also use Glonass with my new Garmin 945 and it never had that problem (about 20 runs up to now). So if this is on Sony’s side, maybe you get better results when they integrate the changes they did for Garmin in the GPS firmware. If it’s on application-code side, well then the guys at Garmin are doing something better.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos From Suunto’s legal perspective it should be definitely better to note it on manuals (and I guess they pay attention to this) and that’s why I supposed it was ok to press it

2-6-54 fixed this

@Роман-Каган yeah that was fixed finally !