@TELE-HO Understood and I’m not looking for a 100% comparison. Yesterday morning we recorded a 6 miles run in the city and had almost identical mileage. So maybe, we are losing gps signal during backwoods trekking. I do appreicate your reply!

@Alvaro-Grandal Suunto watches some not have this feature.

Connect the watch to SuuntoLink Go to the right upper corner to the gear icon Select watches You will see your watch name there Press many times on the watch name A “checkbox” will appear that will say: Turn off the device after factory reset Check the checkbox Press factory reset and follow the procedure Let it poweoff Connect it to USB and it will power on ok

@feanor said in Movescount syncing issue: No, the spartan syncs to movescount using suuntolink. I’ve been using it for years that way. This will end the 26th of January I believe: https://www.suunto.com/fy-nl/Content-pages/suuntos-digital-services/

@kaschmtom first of all, do your watch have baro? If not, the ascent is measured with the GPS and only when it’s set to best accuracy. So, if the Suunto doesn’t have baro and the Garmin have is normal that you see some differences. If the Suunto has baro probably the Garmin is wrong. Secondly, could you give more data regarding the differences, I mean, real values like 20 m difference or 300 m…

DIY In my case Mounting point was easy - as my stem got plastic GoPro mount (thanks Bontrager ) Arms - I have reused Alu-plate scrap that was laying around First body prototype - used from Medicine container + 2 Alu plate caps i made & glued. - I wasn’t very happy with shape and how bulky was. Second body - I used plastic holder from my Swatch (as recently dropped by to store for battery replacement - and came out they wanted to give me new box - so i asked to keep old broken one). I used blow torch to bend a bit and reshape it to final form. Filled with foam to keep it a bit more secure, glued arms - and used electric tape. I am very happy with final results. Prototype[image: 1622579603859-img_20210601_082224.jpg] New Body [image: 1622579631732-img_20210601_082207.jpg] [image: 1622579666352-img_20210601_160842.jpg] [image: 1622579678995-img_20210601_162300.jpg] [image: 1622579697214-img_20210601_162251.jpg] [image: 1622579713931-img_20210601_210622.jpg]

@zzmike76 this is all been taken care of by Suunto now. Neither saving rate, nor alti/baro profile can be adjusted

@fpv-cz I don’t think it is possible.

@isazi thx for your reply. will do!

@Bartelli Are you sure you didn’t select by mistake some indoor profile ?

@halajos Good point! +1!

Will check the article, thanks

@murphyp228 I don’t think so until it has been developed for S9/5 line. Sorry but that Spartan will not get… you can find on the forum many threads about that.

@silentvoyager No, in fact it’s a loop. [image: 1575250666395-route.png] I remember wondering why the ascent left went from around (an unexpected) 60m to 400m, while in the SW section (3 dots and the peak)

@Ferran-Reverter @cosmecosta at least 4hPa in 3hours or less https://www.suunto.com/en-gb/Support/Product-support/suunto_spartan_sport_wrist_hr_baro/suunto_spartan_sport_wrist_hr_baro/features/storm-alarm/ Up in the mountain , maybe, you could not see it coming

Another thing. You can change gps accurary also on the fly, during the move, pressing & holdin middle button, entering in the option. A sort of manually power management in s9 style

I’ve always just lived with this, but it is a bit annoying to be honest; I would really appreciate it if this could be done!

@windy ah, OK, problem is I never use do not disturb mode! So maybe it is a bug… And why would do not disturb mode have a dim backlight anyway? Don’t see the logic. Solved it, there is an ‘auto do not disturb’ button under sleep options, which is on by default.

@TELE-HO Thanks for your input, that’s actually a great idea to achieve what I want, especially since the autolaps are quite flexible and can be set by the second.

Its ibi data BTW.