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    to all the ambit3 users - need some hints on fused-anti

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    • mario_bM Offline
      mario_b @freeheeler
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      @TELE-HO said in to all the ambit3 users - need some hints on fused-anti:

      @mario_b
      I either let it calibrate automatically before an activity or I manually adjust the altitude when I know the exact altitude… I then assume fused alti does the rest during the activity.

      @TELE-HO for your info: if you manually calibrate the altitude while in an activity, fused-alti will be turned off. https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_ambit3_peak/suunto_ambit3_peak/features/exercising-with-sport-modes/

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      • freeheelerF Offline
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        @mario_b
        I only adjust the altitude manually before I start an activity.

        living sideways

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        • mario_bM Offline
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          @TELE-HO ah ok. i will try that too. thank you 👍

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          • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Online
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            I would avoid auto for all cases except track and filed (although there should be baro) and flat runs eg Netherlands.

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              mario_b @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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              @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos thank you. i changed every activity to alti profile except the ones i do no care about elevation and hiking. (hiking because here in the alps it would be nice to get a “storm-alert” on weather changes) and i do not hike in flats. 🙂

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              • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Online
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                @mario_b good point.

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                • freeheelerF Offline
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                  @mario_b
                  when I’ve had the Suunto Core couple of years ago, I tried the storm alert and it came up several times without any signs of a storm… I use the weather alert from the Swiss Meteo… don’t know if there is something similar in your area?
                  To be honest but without wanting to be mean: I think the storm alert is more a gimmick…

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                    @TELE-HO Kida gimmick. IT works as it should (3HPA drop) but not all storms drop that nor it means definately that a storm passes by.

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                      freeheeler @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
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                      @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos
                      I think it could be useful when you’re out in nowhere, no cellular network, no radio, no access to meteo news etc
                      But I’m never there… so I have it as you recommend always in alti mode 👍

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                      • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Online
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                        @TELE-HO yup. Except at nights that wakes me up sometimes here due to the summer storms 🙂

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                        • mario_bM Offline
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                          @TELE-HO i know that on baro watches it only works when in baro not in altitude mode. if you do not a sport and you are in auto mode, often it raise up the altitude instead of a storm alert. but in sports mode, with auto profile and fused-alti enabled, when it corrects the elevation it also corrects the sea level pressure. (i saw that on a friends watch and found it works great). and i could be wrong but @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos i think it is 4 hPa in 3 hours.
                          i know it does only give you a hint, if a storm could be and i would not rely on it, but its a nice thing to have.

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                            @mario_b yup I dont remember the number by heart and I think what I said might be for Spartans/s9

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                            • mario_bM Offline
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                              @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos 🙂 i think it does not really mather too. pressure drops, watch peeps and bad weather could come. the good point is, everybody can choose to turn it on or off. ☺ 👍

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