@Panagiotis-Kritikakos said in GPS offset by many meters: @thanasis While commuting I am getting through the same road, with the same watch Although haven’t noticed any issues. I have noticed though in other cases some offset, also with Garmin GPS handled device, but I reckon it’s a matter of GPS signal quality, satellite availability, weather and surrounding conditions that for some reason or another can differ on some days or moments. I recall days on hiking where the return route is even on the exact same steps and the final route shows difference between go/back ways. I think the last to blame is the software in this case. Anyway, I second @Łukasz-Szmigiel, and wouldn’t be that much bothered in such not life/death situations Usually I am not concerned about inaccuracies but this time we are talking about a lot and following an activity which doesn’t use GPS (indoor tennis) . Anyway , I treat this as a random thing and will monitor it for the future. thanks

@gi0vanni ah okay, thanks! I see now that you have bought it for s9p. I have an S9 with a larger strap width, which is unfortunately not available.

@isazi I know. This was only an answer to the question about the quality of the support.

@thanasis thank you

@isazi said in Cancellare itinerari: or have a routine that removes routes front the watch if they are not in the app anymore, similar to what happens with ghost notifications. Yes, that’s what I would have assumed. Sort of a permanent check/sync for routes. But it might be more complicated than think to implement.

It’s so weird that the calibration works for me during the activity. I have to be on the navigation screen for it to work. Maybe that clue was missing… Anyways, I can still hardly believe this sloppy engineering work: a watch that is not able to really store/save the calibration with a magnetic charging connector

@jjpaz there should be a fix for that in next firmware, thanks to people that sent logs.

@nikita_gx just double tap

So much to learn in this forum ️

@cosme-costa said in Suunto 9 Peak GPS problems: This AGPS file is a daily file but you can have good GPS locks with it being 2 to 3 days old. This is the important bit: you don’t have to sync watch and app every day and before every training – every third day (or every evening when you want to look at your metrics like CTL etc.) is sufficient.

@brad_olwin said in Transferring activities: @iowboy If you have an iPhone and use RunGap you will be able to sync between both Garmin and Suunto with your bike computer syncing to Suunto, the Peak syncing to Garmin so you will have all data on both platforms! Once you set up the syncing, it is automatic and very nice. RunGap here with the 530 and soon s9p, but before I used with A3P. Works fine

If it helps we don’t process ibi / RR data Also if it helps the S9s have the same software , however they have a different BT chip , faster on the s9p.

Well, i must say “new” features mostly useless for us, they are for marketing and money profit to company. For us is better to take a laboratory vo2 test, it shows you what you need to train and show your correct hr and pace zones. As example of “new” feature which they sell was fused track to 9 peak, if you check right now at manual for 9 peak you cant find it. I like my 9 peak and i specially buy ti version when they appeared. After a couple of failures due to the mismatch of the suunto + (zonesense and box breathing) there are problems with the battery, I’m trying to solve it, but in Russia it is impossible to get service center support. I think that reliability should be at the top of everything, and then all the newfangled things.

@chris-white I’d also keep an eye on FB Marketplace to make sure your S9P finder doesn’t try and sell it there. There’s one for sell on there right now. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/917113989232500/

@gambacorta ti ho risposto in privato.

@thanasis Today on open water swimming i pressed start 5-10 seconds before i enter water and my watch recorded everything correctly from start. No stops or missing gps. I hope it works.

@jjorgemoura, Other people can verify, but I believe this is a ‘feature’ of the custom battery mode to use the custom mode if there is any change to the default settings ( such as GPS quality, screen off in 10s, etc…). As a test, try starting a training in custom battery mode, with all the default settings, you can end|discard that training, then start a new training. If my hunch is correct, the battery mode should now use the Performance option.

@Ashish-Bhattarai Great, hardware seems to work then. Just make sure you didn’t enabled the “power saver” option and “Do not disturb” option".

@jofre100 said in Heart rate belt turns off heart rate wrist: @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos no, should I? Yes, try this and see what happens. I do not have my 9 peak with me but will check all this tonight.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos Cheers!!