Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs)

[Rob33]

@mff73 Yes it can be heard. In fact it is the data available on the SUUNTO site that is confusing …

[Bulkan]

Watching the review of Joaquin this view seems to me a bit “flatter” in the peak compare to the baro, isn’t it? The screenshot I took is not the best so I put a blue line. Minute 9:27 in this video

[surfboomerang]

@bulkan Maybe the scale is somewhat different, but I do see a similar pattern in both tops. I don’t think the data is diffent.

Watching a little bit further at 9:35, I noticed the bug I reported here is solved in the S9 peak! The sun icon is now visible against a white background. Hope it comes to the S9B too.

[surfboomerang]

Can someone tell me what the green horizontal bar between the datafields is you see in the video? I have never seen it.

Edit: Nevermind… I just found out about the “Target” setting. I never used it

[jthomi]

Since there seems to be a bit confusion about the thickness, at least for me, can someone post a pic of a Suunto Spartan Sport without OHR in comparison to the new Suunto 9 Peak? That would be awesome…

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@surfboomerang if you talk about the sea level pressure that wont come to windsuf. We have turned off the sensor as wind etc can really mess it up

[surfboomerang]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos I was talking about the sun icon color of the weather widget, but good to know that pressure is not measured for the exact reason you mentioned. Does this also mean that altitude is no longer recorded for watersports? Because that metric was quite useless for those sports

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@surfboomerang I am not sure if this applies to all water sports. But I would assume to most yes. I know there are a few misalignments here and there reported.

[surfboomerang]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos You’re right. Maybe it is interesting for downhill kayaking (or how is that sport called?)

[inkognito]

@surfboomerang The green line between the data fields is the progress bar of your target distance/duration. I think this was implemented at least a year ago

Edit: damn, too late

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@bulkan this will become better

[surfboomerang]

@inkognito Thanks anyway

[Bulkan]

@surfboomerang is the same data and course. But looks like it will be improve.

[isazi]

@bulkan yeah at the moment the alti profile on the Peak is a bit flattened, probably due to difference in screen size.

[Egika]

@surfboomerang said in Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs):

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos You’re right. Maybe it is interesting for downhill kayaking (or how is that sport called?)

White water kayaking. The problem there is you get a lot of water on the sensor, sometimes submerging it etc.
You still get a good idea of the altitude profile and that is the reason why it makes sense to keep altitude data for kayaking. This is the way it is

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@egika I have to check with the S9P sensor and water. To me it looks it works better as the sensor doesn’t get water stuck in

[isazi]

@egika yes, what I would do is similar to what already happens with other sports such as MTB, where you have different specializations. When choosing Kayaking I would like to have two profiles: flat water, white water.

[Egika]

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos the screenshot above is from S9 - i am happy with this given the challenging conditions
@isazi : good idea

[freeheeler]

@egika
for white water kayaking uphills could be filtered and maybe there’s a reasonable algorithm to detect submerging the watch: unless you take a huge waterfall drop, there’s no reason to suddenly rise the pressure.
Maybe it sounds a bit ignorant as rivers follow a certain topography and I bet some kayakers would like to record this, too… but what if only start and end alti is recorded and delta is the descent?

[Dimitrios Kanellopoulos]

@freeheeler said in Suunto 9 Peak (review and specs):

for white water kayaking uphills could be filtered and maybe there’s a reasonable algorithm to detect submerging the watch: unless you take a huge waterfall drop, there’s no reason to suddenly rise the pressure.

we do do that. But water sticks and influsences