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No little holes
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@ianpet
no holes no baro
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If it’s a real 1st gen it’s a baro.
Otherwise it is not -
@sartoric
did they move the holes to the worse place?living sideways
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Just says suunto 9 model number ow183
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@TELE-HO
Holes should be there -
@sartoric
that’s the only baro version of S9 I know -
On the far right of that pic it does not have those small circular holes
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@ianpet
So it’s a non baro S9, not a 1st gen (1st version sold) -
It says gen 1 black
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@ianpet
@sartoric has very good knowledge about Suunto, but I honestly have not heard of a second generation S9… maybe sartoric can explain?living sideways
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If ye look up the model number I sent u will c the one I have ow183
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Maybe post a picture of your watch?
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What’s the point left here?
Poster has a non baro version. He cannot find pressure or altitude information in the watch.
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@Egika I’m afraid you’re right. I clearly have the text Baro on the back of my watch so if OP is missing the holes and the text… No barometer.
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Tanxs all for yer help that’s cleared that up
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@ianpet
it’s not only a disadvantage to have no baro… ascent values might be a bit off, but you also don’t have the risk that you cover the sensor and the ascent values get even more off
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Even if I was out tracking with God on wud I get any of these feature like altitude
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@ianpet
hmm I didn’t understand this… but alti readings are there anyway, aren’t they? just from gps instead of baro -
@TELE-HO said in Suunto 9 generation 1:
@ianpet
@sartoric has very good knowledge about Suunto, but I honestly have not heard of a second generation S9… maybe sartoric can explain?The very first S9 version sold was a baro version, even if the name was just “S9”
Than, after some months the “Non Baro” came outThat’s what I meant for 1st gen , but in fact it’s more “1st version”
as it looks like GEN1 is printed on all the modelsdifferences :
