@sartoric ok, i have downloaded the FIT file and converted it in Excel file.
If i take altitude point every 30s and keep only positive ascent i find a cumulative ascent of 3549m instead of 4100m in suunto app.
3549m seems closer to the right ascent.
Can someone of suunto support (@isazi ? @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos ?) look at this issue ?
It seems more a Suunto App issue
Update :
same with every 15s, i find a total ascent of 3692m
algorithms from Runalyze give 3538m
@sartoric said in Weather trend indicator thresholds:
afair it shows a 3+3 variation
Correct.
It shows a 3-and-3 hr window, but the old documentation states that the arrow up or down indicate a >2hPa change. Otherwise it should show a horizontal line/arrow.
I don’t see such a big change in the graph, but the indicator tells me pressure has dropped and increased more than 2hpa
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
I would love to know your opinion on the matter -
The problem still exists even after the update last week - I tested today under direct sunlight with the watch off the wrist
@Patrick-Löffler-0 me too. I like the classic way of fastening. For some reason the bands on the Vertical are the ‘worst’ for me. The Race is better but the Ocean is the best
@dreamer_
Neither the Vertical nor the 9PP count steps if the watches are worn in a trouser pocket next to the pedometer.
A direct comparison is therefore not possible.
@dreamer_ Yea, it’s not crucial but still useful.
Tonight I got 4 hours instead of 8 hours. But to be fair this night was hard since I had to go up in the middle of the night to help my kid, and after 20 min go back to sleep
I’m returning this strap. The quality is ok but there are many similar straps and a lot cheaper. They did not the same job as with the black one, which feels totally different
@klodovic I had this with the iPhone. Go to BT disable completely the BT and restart the phone. If this does not help go to connectivity in the watch and remove the paired mobile app. Re-pair again.
@Egika said in Map updates:
but maybe not the default terrain for in-watch navigation anyway…
Indeed. The Suunto maps are my favorite for trails in less dense, open spaces.
@Audaxjoe
To be fair, I’ve learned to live with it
But as part of my work, I provide technical support for Suunto products in Israel and a customer contacted me, so the customer must be given an answer