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      pieropel76
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      In a future update, would it be possible in navigation:

      • to show waypoints and refueling on the altitude profile
      • to be able to zoom on the altitude profile for more precision
      • to indicate the remaining elevation to the top of the current climb
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        isazi Moderator @pieropel76
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        @pieropel76 very much needed, the altitude profile in navigation has received very little love so far.

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          inkognito Platinum Member @isazi
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          @isazi …if any since 2017 😬

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            Brad_Olwin Moderator @pieropel76
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            @pieropel76 said in improved navigation options and elevation profile:

            In a future update, would it be possible in navigation:

            • to show waypoints and refueling on the altitude profile
            • to be able to zoom on the altitude profile for more precision
            • to indicate the remaining elevation to the top of the current climb

            Fantastic! Been asking for the last two for a long time…would love the first as well.
            Great Suggestion!

            Vector/T6c/Ambit 3 Peak/S5 Copper/S3/S7 Ti/S9 baro Ti/S9P Ti/S9PP Ti/Vertical Ti/Race Ti/RaceS/Ocean/Wing

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              Łukasz Szmigiel
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              Can we at last have the ability to turn off this screen and not have it firmware glued to the navigation whenever a route is loaded? So that I’ll have one less screen to cycle through to get into the data I really need?

              S9PP 2.40.38

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                trailcafe Bronze Member @Brad_Olwin
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                @Brad_Olwin

                OR remaining elevation to the next waypoint which for me makes more sense as I can set a manual waypoint at the end of a climb but I want to know how much elevation is left until the next aid station/refueling station even if the climb continues

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                  isazi Moderator @trailcafe
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                  @trailcafe same for POIs, remaining ascent is a must, distance is not everything in the mountains.

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                    trailcafe Bronze Member @isazi
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                    @isazi yes. I think we mean the same. I only use manual waypoints when creating a route and rarely have TBT on. But I never used „official“ POIs. Maybe I should try it out once ☺️

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