@Ze-Stuart 😔 ah well. I’ll stick to the cadence sensor and keep using GPS for speed… Thank you for summarizing the options! This is a post for… posterity

@Desdinova It is in fact exactly what I was showing in the captures. There’s something very strange here.

I just received my vertical from support (repair was very fast - send Monday, repaired Thursday, send back Friday ! ). Now I’ll have to deal between SRs and my vertical. I’ll probably use the race S most of the time for sleep tracking (I love the sleep phases tracking and its small size), and for small races or training when I don’t want to use hr belt…but the Vertical remains my dream watch. It’s just awesomely good looking and with so huge battery life ! But SRs really rocks ! If next top of the line gen of watch brings amoled screen with vertical battery life, it will be mine for sure !

Found the maximum battery lifetime for the Race S: 13 days with everything off. Sounds good to me. I’m afraid the list of the 9PP is getting shorter, I’ll wait till september and see if Suunto will discount it

@max24001 Hardware in this watch does not allow for the customization in the Pro model, sorry.

@isazi

Merci pour ta réponse, j’ai déjà restauré via mon Mac… Ça ne change rien 😞… C’est quand même étonnant une panne de matériel juste après une mise à jour… D’autant plus que c’est déjà arrivé avec ma Ambit 2 ( plus possible de transférer après une mise à jour…) ça termine quand même la marque…

Quelqu’un a une idée du prix d’un remplacement de baromètre ?

To put music on your device, connect it to your computer using a USB cable. Open your music management software (like iTunes or Windows Media Player), select the songs you want to transfer, and sync them to your device. You can also drag and drop files directly to your device’s music folder.

@johnmcr I have tried a soft reset it had no effect. I have used the watch to record a basic walk activity and that seems to give the same distance on the watch and in the GPX file. So the thing being affected is the cycling activity. I checked the settings for this and found that the bike pod was on. Turning it off seems to correct the problem of displayed distance and GPX/Fit file distance.
This leads me to wonder if the Bike Pod can be used at the same time as recording with the GPS? Is there a way of calibrating the Bike Pod to give more accurate distances? Does it give an accurate distance measurement when used on a bike trainer?

@Harry-Jansen i had struggle with same. You just can’t. But it has only limited memory so when you add enough of new routes to watch, old ones will get deleted automaticaly.

@Madelein24 you can see the steps in the app, they are in the “Activity” tab of the “Training zone” section.

@Bartelli
Is the menu missing both in the start view and in the activity view ?
Did you try a soft reset ?

@Egika said in Ambit3 Vertical in 2024 - and beyond?:

technology has advanced!
No need to use a decade old algorithm as we now have TSB and HRV measured during your sleep.

If technology has advanced, how come that the recovery section in the manual of the S9 (that was a top-of-the-line product with optical HR) is so much shorter than in the Ambit manual? That was my point. I agree with you that we don’t need it now anymore in 2024, but there was a feature loss over several watch generations: Spartan Ultra and S9B up to S9P. Only S9PP and newer have HRV automatically measured over night.

The static recovery test is a measurement done at one point - noone knows what your body has done an hour before etc.

That is why Polar suggested that one should do the test straight after waking up. Again, I agree that measuring during sleep is better, so starting with the S9PP the situation has improved compared to the Ambit series.

It is just outdated. Technology advances and we will soon see innovative new acitivity metrics in our Suuntos 🙂

I‘ll keep my eyes open. Thanks for the indication!