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@дима-мельниченко That’s great, but that would need more options to choice from just to be a whole solution:
- switch to WHR and don’t look further for chest strap
- switch to WHR, but continue look for chest strap
- don’t switch and don’t look further
- don’t switch, but continue look for chest strap
To name a few I can think of right now.
Not to mention GNSS mode switch written by @surfboomerang would be more complex and cumbersome to implement in my opinion.
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@surfboomerang said in S9 Baro Wishlist:
@cosmecosta said in S9 Baro Wishlist:
What the watch can’t do is switch between externa or integrated HR during and activity.
Does someone know why? Occasionally it happened to me that during a race the strap sensor failed (bad battery). I would be nice if the OHR can function as backup during the activity.
There are other companies doing this…would be a nice touch honestly.
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@freeheeler right now there is only one belt that does that, but fair enough point.
Where data is available, data from the belt should be used otherwise pick up from the watch.
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@andrasveres i think it can be simplified to three options (since only three buttons): hr off, continue looking for hr belt, use whr.
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It’s possibly already been mentioned but it would be good to see the elevation gain go up a metre/foot at a time. Lag aside it would feel closer to ascending in real time, rather than having it jump up in 3 or 4m increments
Can’t imagine it would be too hard to implement as it already goes up a metre at a time in SuuntoPlus Climb
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@oktan said in S9 Baro Wishlist:
I’m missing the option to lock the watch in regular daily use (not activity)
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@hitera
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@hitera same for me
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That would be a neat feature. A lock button!
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@hitera That’s so basic. Sometimes I get out from the shower and find out that I was running all that time…so I need to shower again
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I think Red Bull is inspiring Suunto to create a new Suunto Plus screen.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p8NrGr3AbuY
It measures the number of broken bones per minute in realtime, the time to recover from your adrenaline rush and keeps track of the wear and tear of your kayak so you have plenty of time to order a new one before the current one breaks down.
(Still no sign of a lock button)
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@surfboomerang I wonder if any of the sponsored athletes drinks red bull at all.
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@дима-мельниченко I don’t think so. Only for the commercials.
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@surfboomerang me neither, it’s so funny though - to promote something you don’t stand for.
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@дима-мельниченко same here. It’s just $$$
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@дима-мельниченко Dylan Bowman and Kaytlyn Gerbin both pounded a few during their Wonderland trail FKT attempts.
Probably not a daily beverage of choice though I wouldn’t imagine lol
Always carry a flaggon of whiskey for snakebite; and furthermore, always carry a small snake.
User of pretty much every watch since the Ambit 3 Peak. Now back in the family w SV :)
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@stromdiddily I can’t imagine drinking one at all, I can imagine doing this during endurance sport is next to suicide. Hope they were well after.
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@дима-мельниченко said in S9 Baro Wishlist:
@stromdiddily I can’t imagine drinking one at all, I can imagine doing this during endurance sport is next to suicide. Hope they were well after.
sugar free red bulls 18 hours in can actually be pretty uplifting LOL
