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 @Łukasz-Szmigiel so today I must have got one of the best GPS tracks ever in my home area using Galileo. Unfortunately it’s too close to home to share it, but I was very impressed! 
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 Perhaps if posting here we can revive mr SilventVoyager I can share that the latest FW for the Sony chip on both S9/S5 performs oustanding. Regarding distance, I always get more than Stryd , road or trail. Personal. But about 0.05-0.15 to A3 
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos you mean - unpublished firmware? 
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 @Łukasz-Szmigiel yes I get (among others) Fieldtest SW to test. 
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 @Łukasz-Szmigiel FYI that is not stable nor something a normal person would benefit from. As soon, and as across countries and continents, we can pass several tests we can say that it’s a safe FW to go ahead with. 
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 @isazi now that you’ve mentioned, I also had one of the best GPS tracks this last weekend while hiking… with GLONASS although… 
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 9 with the recent GPS firmware was among least accurate GPS watches in today's 25K trail race: Perhaps if posting here we can revive mr SilventVoyager I can share that the latest FW for the Sony chip on both S9/S5 performs oustanding. Regarding distance, I always get more than Stryd , road or trail. Personal. But about 0.05-0.15 to A3    Can’t wait. Can’t wait.
 Are the speed spikes/wobbles also fixed on higher speeds? It got way better in the current firmware, but there is room for improvement as it still fails sometimes
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos always good to hear that new firmware is being tested and its results are promising. Awesome! 
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Suunto 9 with the recent GPS firmware was among least accurate GPS watches in today's 25K trail race: Perhaps if posting here we can revive mr SilventVoyager I can share that the latest FW for the Sony chip on both S9/S5 performs oustanding. Regarding distance, I always get more than Stryd , road or trail. Personal. But about 0.05-0.15 to A3 I can confirm way @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos as I have been Field-testing the new firmware. We both agree the GPS is much better. 
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 Can confirm the latest GPS firmware is a lot better than previous iterations. I’m using Stryd for distance, so not sure about actual distance accuracy. But tracks are a lot cleaner and closer to where I’m actually running. 
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 @surfboomerang I have not tested high speeds. Only up to 22km/h that is the fastest j can run. 
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos let’s hope that this version stays as a release canditate. 
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I haven’t seen the speed wobbles in my running activities. Only on other profiles. I think it has something to do with a different log algorithm in the running profiles. 
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 @surfboomerang we don’t use anything different (algo) between types. It can be though the way you use your arms 
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos 
 like “shocks” from waves and fusedspeed becomes confusedspeed?
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 I am ready for an improved GPS (+ ×) software, too. 
 I a challenging environment (weekdays I am running in Berlin, approx 30% of the route(s) between rather solid and high houses) pure GPS and/or GPS+ Galileo/Glonass are quite often a real disaster and only offering a ‘wobbling’ track. And it does not even help to activate the exercise type and wait for a few minutes after the position has been found(yes, minutes, which currently is not too cozy ) )
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 @TELE-HO said in Suunto 9 with the recent GPS firmware was among least accurate GPS watches in today's 25K trail race: confusedspeed Bravo. Better than any Friday deserves. 
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 @TELE-HO GPS no. Speed distance yes though  Only if GPS is off / lost / bad. Only if GPS is off / lost / bad.There is also confusedTrack BTW  
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 @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Interesting, I was convinced that there is different GPS algo for different sport modes… open water and cycling, for example… 
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 @nseslija well I said something wrong. For cycling/running no diff. For open water only yes there is a special mode. 





