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      elliott
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      @surfboomerang Good to know, thanks, although I was thinking of the circumstance when a route wasn’t loaded.

      @freeheeler Stupidly, I hadn’t realised that, so really glad you mentioned it, thanks!

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        freeheeler @surfboomerang
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        @surfboomerang
        apparently not… as navigating on the navigation screen will change from S9 to SV

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          surfboomerang @freeheeler
          last edited by

          @freeheeler I can imagine someone wants to see an overview of where they are on the entire route for orientation purposes.

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            DMytro
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            By the way, do trails on the new maps indicate terrain difficulty? I.e. by color or dashed vs dotted, etc.

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            • freeheelerF Offline
              freeheeler @surfboomerang
              last edited by freeheeler

              @surfboomerang
              agree, I’ve used that several times, too.

              @DMytro
              do you mean like road surface as in SA maps?
              it’s similar to topographic maps and just shows trails, no surface indication…
              edit: topo maps show trail width as I understand, no difficulty
              Screenshot_20230510-213948.png

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                DMytro @freeheeler
                last edited by

                @freeheeler I mean like the screenshot you’ve attached, dashed line is some difficulty and dotted line is another difficulty.

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                  freeheeler @DMytro
                  last edited by

                  @DMytro
                  I will check once I get the chance and let you know 👍

                  living sideways

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                    DMytro
                    last edited by

                    Btw, there were also some mentions of live tracking/satellite communication in some past surveys. Guess this didn’t make it to this watch.

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                      Tieutieu Platinum Member @TrailEyes
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                      @TrailEyes said in Suunto Vertical is here:

                      The Vertical is more comfortable to wear than the 9 Baro during sleep, and at first, it was a little less comfortable compared with the 9PP, but I got used to the Vertical pretty quickly. And, more importantly, the sleep measurements are lots better for me than the 9PP was … theyre very close to what I had from the Baro, which always seemed superbly accurate.

                      Good to here that, as I am very pleased of sleeping tracking of my S9b !

                      I’d like to also confirm something concerning the power sensor : I saw on a comment somewhere that « for training either you choose power or HR ».
                      My interpretation of that comment was that « for better interpretation of training, you have to focus on HR or power data’s »

                      For me to be clear : I will be able to use both HR sensor and wrist power at the same time with the vertical ? All my fit level are based on HR data’s right now with my S9b, I’d like to keep it the same with the vertical, and using the power data as a complementary indicator.

                      Thanks for your thoughts !

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                        freeheeler @Tieutieu
                        last edited by freeheeler

                        @Tieutieu said in Suunto Vertical is here:

                        « for better interpretation of training, you have to focus on HR or power data’s »

                        wasn’t this comment meant as a guideline what you should focus on? because some people think, pace, distance or duration is key.
                        you can customize sport modes, arrange the fields as you want and see both data

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                          Tieutieu Platinum Member @freeheeler
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                          @freeheeler ok thanks that’s what I had understood, but wanted to confirm

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                            Egika Platinum Member @Tieutieu
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                            @Tieutieu actually there is no wrist power sensor.
                            Running power is always an algorithm that takes available sensor data (speed, weight, HR, incline, etc) to calculate a power value to display.

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                              Tieutieu Platinum Member @Egika
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                              @Egika ok thanks for explanations, I thought there was some hardware dedicated to power

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                                cosme.costa @renton82
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                                @renton82 They are located 15/20 km from where I live. I have bought there probably more than twenty times (physically twice and the rest online) and it is one of my favourite online shops. I only have had issues once and because one of the products has rupture of stock, and they were cancelling the product but it was still available in the web. Anyway, I have to say that their support team is quite slow.

                                You need to know some tricks in their web, if they say that you will receive the product the next day it means that they have it in stock if not that means that comes from the brand or distributor warehouse. I love from their web that if you place an order and later you want to add something you can add it to the previous order and everything will be shipped together.

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                                  renton82 Platinum Member @cosme.costa
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                                  @cosme-costa Thank you!

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                                    Jose Luis Silver Members
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                                    @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
                                    One question, with the battery it has, has it not been planted to have an AMOLED screen or is that prepared for a future version?

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                                      Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Manager @Jose Luis
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                                      @Jose-Luis I think you are confusing a little bit here. The battery is not like something we had to change to achieve greatness. For all I know you cannot increase battery life just but adding in more battery 😉 like COROS did sometimes (thats why the recalls etc but that is a long story)

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                                        altcmd Silver Members @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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                                        @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos @isazi do past limitations on number of HR sensors apply to Vertical too?

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                                          Freezer Bronze Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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                                          @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos, @isazi, I have the same question, is it (or will it be) possible to add more than one sensor of the same type - multiple power meters being the most obvious one 🙂

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                                            isazi Moderator @Freezer
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                                            @Freezer @altcmd nothing changed in sensor management, but this is being discussed for real, so it could be reworked at some point.

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