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    Pace field does not show when climb slower than 30min/km

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      vietpq Bronze Member
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      I am using S9P with latest fw (2.19.42). When I do floor climb, if the pace is slower than 30min/km the pace data field on the watch does not show the pace. If I try to climb faster and the pace is under 30min/km, the pace value is display back.
      Please help.

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        zhang965 @vietpq
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        It’s normal right?
        GPS has the limitation,it cannot get you the true real time speed,

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          fluca Silver Members @vietpq
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          @vietpq Have you tried the field “vertical speed” or suuntoplus CLIMB application? That would be more meaningful for the sport you are doing …

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            Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @vietpq
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            @vietpq that is correct speeds lower I think than 40mins/km are shown as –

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              vietpq Bronze Member @fluca
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              @fluca for floor climb, vertical speed makes no sense because when climb up and down in a short time, the value is zero.

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                vietpq Bronze Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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                @dimitrios-kanellopoulos said in Pace field does not show when climb slower than 30min/km:

                @vietpq that is correct speeds lower I think than 40mins/km are shown as –

                For me it shows as “–” when lower than 30mins/km. Thank you!

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                  NGP (Normalized graded pace) would be a nice addition as a data field during an activity :-)) If this is even possible …

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                    @simon said in Pace field does not show when climb slower than 30min/km:

                    NGP (Normalized graded pace) would be a nice addition as a data field during an activity :-)) If this is even possible …

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