Suunto 9 peaks bug
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The same with me first workout as s9p update : https://www.suunto.com/move/omunoz/6156f608134a046087b852b3
Seems that needs more time to chose the gps signal in the first workout after upgrade .
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@aroo7 Galileo?
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@isazi that’s right
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@aroo7 thanks, I have been seeing some issues with Galileo (Suunto should be aware of that).
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@aroo7 I am getting good tracks from using GPS only.
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I’ve had a dropout which I put down to Galileo. But the rest of the time the accuracy has been stunning.
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@guy-s said in Suunto 9 peaks bug:
I’ve had a dropout which I put down to Galileo. But the rest of the time the accuracy has been stunning.
Same here, usually the accuracy with Galileo is perfect, but sometimes that are unexplained drops that the other systems do not have. Therefore I am back to using Beidou.
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Thanks guys for letting me know
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@isazi i also noticed my first GPS drop with S9P and Galileo after the update
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@chrisc92 there are issues with Galileo at the moment, I suggest to try Beidou and see how it works (I’m in the Netherlands).
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@chrisc92 I’m having great results with Glosnass in Colorado (US)
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@emanuele-truccolo do you have auto-laps enabled, right? When enabled the first field is always the auto-lap metric, this I am being told by Suunto.
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Can you manually select which GPS service the watch uses?
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@ramrod yes, in the navigation settings, outside of an activity.
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@isazi No autolap
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@emanuele-truccolo I will test and get back to you soon.
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@emanuele-truccolo for me it works if I disable auto lap. Which field are you using for the first column?
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@isazi For example lap ascend. I don t use autolap, always the manual lap, however for disable autolap i must disable it on the option
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@emanuele-truccolo yes you need to disable auto-lap in the sport options. That option is remembered so if you disable it it stays disabled.
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@isazi I know thisbut it doesn work