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    • Clément LavabreC Offline
      Clément Lavabre
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      Hi !

      I have owned the Race since its release.
      Everything was fine until the update on December 18.

      That was before :Screenshot_20240216-091355~2.jpg

      And Screenshot_20240216-091407~2.jpg

      Beautiful curves, with altitudes and elevation differences correctly calculated.

      I do not use the automatic pause, put it when I am stopped, the watch displays the same altitude and does not accumulate any elevation gain.

      Everything goes wrong after update 2.30.38.

      I no longer have correct altitude data, the altitude differences are exaggerated, sometimes even double the altitude difference calculated compared to real (real compared with a 9 peak pro and Garmin instinct, as well as the GPX track integrated in DEM.

      Screenshot_20240216-091455~2.jpg
      and
      Screenshot_20240216-091534~2.jpg

      And there is also a permanent “noise” of the signal which sees changes of rises and falls where there should be only rise or fall.

      I tried to calibrate the altitude at the start, but as soon as I calibrated it varies directly. Even in world shows the alti is not good and varies constantly.

      Is this a software problem? an accelerometer that is dead? the baro sensor?
      I tried soft-reset and hard-reset but it didn’t change anything.
      I hope this is just a bug, and will be fixed in the next update.

      What do you think of that?

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      • Clément LavabreC Offline
        Clément Lavabre @Clément Lavabre
        last edited by

        @Clément-Lavabre It is obvious in this comparison, on one side the 9 baro and on the other the Race

        9 baro
        Screenshot_20240217-173233.jpg

        And Race

        Screenshot_20240217-172835.jpg

        In movement, the precision of the Race is correct, without being excellent. The 9 baro is very precise.

        It’s when it stops that it gets bad. We see the flatness of the curve on the 9 baro while the Race varies constantly.

        This is how I end up with a lot more elevation

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