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    does your RACE give you incredible (read unreal) elevation gains?

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      VaineRT
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      At some point, I realized that my Suunto RACE had gone from reporting elevation gains on par with my other devices and Strava corrected elevation data, to being really generous - like more than 100% higher than reality.

      Must have been some software update… but I don’t know which one.

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        VaineRT @VaineRT
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        @VaineRT OK, a followup comment- the actual stationary elevations are correct (ie, summit/trailhead values) but the EGs are all way high!

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          maszop Bronze Member @VaineRT
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          @VaineRT Check the elevation gain graph. In strong winds, it’s very choppy, and you can see how the wind was the source of the problem.

          It is also possible that the source of the problem was contact between the pressure sensor and water or dirt.

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            kurtpenter Bronze Member @maszop
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            @maszop it is usually double the actual gain in my tests. Regardless of the wind. Not sure it has been like that always or it is a new thing, I notice only when i review activities after a hike.

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              Belial @VaineRT
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              @VaineRT I’m probably wrong but maybe you’ve changed by accident meters to feet and that’s the reason for few times more elevation gain?

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                VaineRT @Belial
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                @Belial no, I know my metric and English systems . I actually run in meters and it comes out in feet on Strava. real big in any case

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                  VaineRT @maszop
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                  @maszop probably so, but at an earlier point, it was more accurate. some bug crept in with the features on an update.

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