@altcmd said in PLZ fix the Vertical…: André-Faria I am sure Suunto is trying but saying ‘if they are able to’ is rather defeatist. Hire the right people to push your software. And yes, I do want to believe what some testers are saying about how the new algos are working but the reality is my personal experience here matters and that will happen when there is an update. Let’s see! Which testers said that…

@zhang965 I wonder if it would be better if you were to stop for a few seconds or change directions. I think that there’s plenty of dead reckoning and other magic filtering going on in Sony’s GPS firmware. It seems to me that the firmware is somehow smoothing the direction error over time, which is apparent when moving constantly in non-ideal conditions (i.e. cycling in the forest). Perhaps in your case, the signal was too weak and since you were constantly doing the same loop and turning in the same direction, the smoothing error was overlaid on each loop.

i have this issue this morning. i solved this issue by put my phone in airplane mode and then turn it off airplane mode.

@isazi thank you!

@BrunoH Thanks for putting these thoughts down. Good realistic perspective. Cheers.

@zhang965 said in Vertical crashed today after 1,9km Mountainbike: Yes, it’s what Suunto’s doing, they don’t make statement, but they let some unprofessional volontaires deal with you. It’s funny, because volontaires don’t mean unprofessional, but they deployed unprofessional volontaires. Welcome to Suunto Community

@zhang965 no, I can’t or more specific: I must not even if I could

@herlas oh my! So a 10 year old watch is still filling gaps in a new gen €800 watch.

@altcmd said in Altimeter and compass calibrations: Brad_Olwin 20-30m variation at 250m altitude might be ok, but at near sea level, I am getting anywhere between -12 to +70 for similar locations. That’s a pretty wild variation given the base. And much of this calibration is not during activity - it’s from the normal watch mode and I don’t understand why the SV cannot get this right or about right? Again, my reference is Suunto’s competition and almost all of them have this going somewhat right but Suunto is in a league of its own making. Small frustrations, but these are adding up. I only run on flat ground, but I never get the similar altitude, the difference can up to 50%

Just reporting that workaround found in topic about Google pixel and Suunto 9 Peak Pro watch worked also on my Xiaomi 11T Android. Suunto 9 Peak Pro: problem connecting to Phone Google Pixel 6

@Danny-poleg You already asked this question here, https://forum.suunto.com/post/125166 Even if no official answer came, there seems to be some hint for you to test (if you want to test ) : reboot the watch which doesn’t charge as fast as the other, and check again. If you don’t want to test , don’t hesitate to send me two solar SV, I can try (joke mode ).

@juza77 That seems bizarre as arm movements should not affect GPS readings. Are you absolutely sure the GPS is active? The watch will interpret distance by movement if the GPS is not turned on.

Hallo, please contact suunto official support, it might be a hardware issue. Br

@zhang965 said in Several questions (and bugs?): The notification can be configured in Suunto app per application, so it could be off for Whatsapp Not possible to do it per application on iOS, only on Android. On iOS you can either turn them on or off (which I don’t understand).

@MKPotts said in TSS Suunto App vs Trainingpeaks: @stromdiddily How do you change the default TSS calculation in TP? I can’t find a way to do this in the app (iOS), do you have to do it on the website? At the minute I have to manually change every run recorded with the Peak Pro from pTSS to rTSS. On the web if you update the TSS used for an activity you should get a prompt asking you to set the default…like so [image: 1692028660821-092cf54d-1995-4401-857d-6789695114ab-image.png]

@freeheeler Makes sense, altough Suunto could distinguish auto-pause from manual pause and handle it differently.

@trailcafe said in All Trails: I can’t stop recommending plotaroute.com because it syncs directly with Suunto and has directions. I started using this fairly recently and I can also vouch for it. Total ascent seems to be more accurate than what it estimates in SA plus the plotting is more logical and intuitive