Suunto S9 baro ascent issue
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How was the weather ? If weather was changing fast it can make trouble becausd baro fall down.
It’s a supposition.Do you have STRAVA ? i’ve se you can apply there “altitude référence” and it correct mistakes automatically
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@mff73 said in Suunto S9 baro ascent issue:
why opening a new message for the same issue ?
when you press the button for the elevator you push many times as it will arrive faster
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@g287-sf said in Suunto S9 baro ascent issue:
Do you have STRAVA ? i’ve se you can apply there “altitude référence” and it correct mistakes automatically
it could help but isn’t nukeproof either
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@freeheeler it was a suggestions because i’m not enough geek to correctly use all data, it’s my first watch like this
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@mff73
The weather was sunny without any changes
I wear the watch on my right arm
I was running with Tshirt for heat rather as I always do it -
@tfm1973
and you were sweating after 15km and for better HR readings you pulled the strap tight and with your wrist motion you started pumping on the baro holes… this is the reason in many cases as I observe -
Most of the people having this issue recently had problems with accumulating rain/snow [1], but sweat could be an issue. In your case, something definitely happened close to the end when the watch starts registering all those spikes.
[1] https://forum.suunto.com/topic/5866/wildly-incorrect-spiky-altitude-data/
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@freeheeler thanks for the info… maybe that can be te cause
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@isazi there is a disturbance in the force
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@tfm1973 I also add that wearing on right wrist you have the baro hole in the direction of the run (left side of the swatch), thus if you start sweating is easy that he flows in the hole…
