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    Serious navigation concerns when POI’s are not showing

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    • inkognitoI Offline
      inkognito Platinum Member @peringmar
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      @peringmar

      I also tried hard reset and it didn’t help. I have ~ 50 POIs…

      It seems that the issue is position/distance/altitude sensitive… I have tried to test it with more than 50 POIs so far… My observations:

      • The issue doesn’t seem to be sensitive to POI types
      • I cannot see any POI closer than ~ 10 km to my location
      • I cannot see any POIs with bigger lattitude than my location (tested this on northern hemisphere)… so, anything more to the north won’t show up…

      SV: fingers crossed :D
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        peringmar Silver Members @inkognito
        last edited by peringmar

        @inkognito
        Nice observations 🙂
        Do you see all older POI’s when zooming out?
        Sorry, you already mentioned that you don’t see all above, but about how many are displayed on the watch?

        Suunto Spartan Sport WHR power user

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        • inkognitoI Offline
          inkognito Platinum Member @peringmar
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          @peringmar I am not sure how many were displayed. Looked like ~ 15+.

          Now I toggled “Use in watch” off for all my POIs and then added some of them again. Now everything seems to be alright - I can see POIs close to me again. Currently I have 10 POIs only and it works…

          So, it seems like the Spartans and S9 are only capable of displaying limited amount of POIs in the navigation screen. The question is how are these chosen. When I had 50 POIs, it didn’t show those close to me but seeemed to prefer distant ones… So, perhaps its based on lattitude in ascending order? 😄

          SV: fingers crossed :D
          S9 (non-baro): died after 2 months, replaced, holding strong since 03/20
          Spartan Trainer: casing broke after 23 months, repaired, lost watertightness 5 months later, died
          Despite some pretty bad luck, I still love Suunto!

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            Fenr1r @inkognito
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            @inkognito said in Serious navigation concerns when POI’s are not showing:

            So, it seems like the Spartans and S9 are only capable of displaying limited amount of POIs in the navigation screen. The question is how are these chosen.

            Also the max number of local displayable at what radius …

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              peringmar Silver Members @inkognito
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              @inkognito I will see if the same applies for my watch. Kind of a bummer if we are limited to the amount of POI’s displayed. As limited as the navigation screen already is, I tried to make a coastline etc. with a lot of POI’s but they never got displayed.

              Suunto Spartan Sport WHR power user

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                inkognito Platinum Member @peringmar
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                @peringmar Now it seems like my lattitude hypothesis might have been just a funny coincidence 😄 But, I have now tested a row of POIs and once I add more than ~ 15, some “old” start to disappear. But, the rule definitely doesn’t seem to be that purely the oldest disappear first, because we weren’t able to see the new added POIs that were close to our location when all this investigation started 😄

                SV: fingers crossed :D
                S9 (non-baro): died after 2 months, replaced, holding strong since 03/20
                Spartan Trainer: casing broke after 23 months, repaired, lost watertightness 5 months later, died
                Despite some pretty bad luck, I still love Suunto!

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                • Dimitrios KanellopoulosD Offline
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                  I think the watch shows the 16 closest pois

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                    inkognito Platinum Member @Dimitrios Kanellopoulos
                    last edited by inkognito

                    @dimitrios-kanellopoulos That contradicts our previous observations. The watch preferred old POIs that were more than ~10 km away to those that were very close and added recently. If it always showed 16 POIs closest to my actual location, it would be perfect 🙂 Unfortunatelly, it doesn’t always seem to be the case…

                    SV: fingers crossed :D
                    S9 (non-baro): died after 2 months, replaced, holding strong since 03/20
                    Spartan Trainer: casing broke after 23 months, repaired, lost watertightness 5 months later, died
                    Despite some pretty bad luck, I still love Suunto!

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                      Soojong Moon @inkognito
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                      @inkognito Is this issue has been solved?
                      I recenlty ran outside several times but don’t remember seeing any POIs on the route navigation screen.

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                        inkognito Platinum Member @Soojong Moon
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                        @soojong-moon Honestly, I don’t know. Since I’ve learned that watch is supposed to show 16 closest POIs (or 16 whichever POIs), I always tried to keep the amount lower than 16. So when I move to the location where I need new POIs, I delete the “old ones” from my watch. I am for sure limited by this relatively low number, but at least my watch seems to be predictable now and all my POIs are shown correctly.

                        I can test larger amount in different location during the weekend though 🙂

                        SV: fingers crossed :D
                        S9 (non-baro): died after 2 months, replaced, holding strong since 03/20
                        Spartan Trainer: casing broke after 23 months, repaired, lost watertightness 5 months later, died
                        Despite some pretty bad luck, I still love Suunto!

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