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    My Vertical 2 Wishlist for Next Update in 2026

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    • dreamer_D Offline
      dreamer_ @Tieutieu
      last edited by dreamer_

      @Tieutieu I have the flashlight shortcut in the top button. If I long-press that button it triggers the morning report instead the flashlight but it depends on the hour is pressed.

      It can happen at 5.00AM but not at 1.30AM. But I have seen this issue at 4.00AM.
      I usually wake up at 6.10AM. The very first thing I do is press the shortcut for the flashligh and the watch triggers (every day) the morning report instead the flashlight.

      Suunto Vertical 2 Titanium Sage, Suunto Spark, Suunto Run

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        maszop Bronze Member @Ze Stuart
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        @Ze-Stuart “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”

        Are you sure contour lines are more accurate? There are plenty of areas where they are completely wrong (e.g., the Dolomites). And even their theoretical accuracy often comes with a much larger error than barometric altimeter readings. It’s no coincidence that barometric altimeters are the most popular and the most accurate.

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          Ze Stuart Gold Members @maszop
          last edited by

          @maszop ha. Well…

          1. Is broke (at the moment), do fix it.
          2. That’s a valid reason to have all three. The way I’d put it, as an algo…
          if (FusedAlti confidence is < x) 
          use contour datum
          else
          use FusedAlti
          fi
          

          Or just expose it to the end-user in the alti calibration options. I’d really appreciate that functionality. FusedAlti confidence can be determined in the same way other Fused* is: improbable data change, eg altitiude change greater than a rate of x, with x having multiple vars depending on activity.

          https://zulusierra.co

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          • Fenr1rF Offline
            Fenr1r @Ze Stuart
            last edited by

            @Ze-Stuart Is there any evidence that the contour lines represent embedded elevation data (rather than being simply image elements)?

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            • Mff73M Offline
              Mff73 @Fenr1r
              last edited by

              @Fenr1r
              There are more evidences that contour lines are precomputed data from various sources and converted into graphical elements when maps are generated.
              No elevation data in map themselves.

              SSU (retired), SV1, SV2
              Wife : S9PP
              SA: Always the latest beta :)
              Android + Galaxy S205G

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                Ze Stuart Gold Members @Mff73
                last edited by Ze Stuart

                @Mff73 @fenr1r who wants to download a map file and grep it for strings?

                Joking aside, it’s just an idea. We don’t need to solve the problem; if Suunto like it they have, somewhere, the elevation data. They can figure it out. Mebbe there’s a way to write a S+ extension, but I’d rather not.

                https://zulusierra.co

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                • Fenr1rF Offline
                  Fenr1r @Mff73
                  last edited by

                  @Mff73 That’s my understanding but @ze-stuart seems to be assuming otherwise, hence my question.

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                  • Mff73M Offline
                    Mff73 @Fenr1r
                    last edited by

                    @Fenr1r
                    I understood, it was indirect answer 😊.
                    @ze-stuart
                    https://forum.suunto.com/post/187990

                    Then you can search in the Web, all vectorized map are having only graphical data, precomputed before map generation by the map builders, based on any external data they want / can access (for free or not).

                    For elevation usable data, you may also read for example how some people are trying to create them in a reedable format and as much precise as they can.
                    https://sonny.4lima.de/
                    It is also a huge work to create them, and then, look at the amount of GB for the whole world.
                    For my country, I use them with android app, and it is taking 6GB.

                    SSU (retired), SV1, SV2
                    Wife : S9PP
                    SA: Always the latest beta :)
                    Android + Galaxy S205G

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                      MikeC30 Bronze Member
                      last edited by

                      I think a tide widget would be really useful as well. Either when walking the dog on the beach or timing a run to avoid high tide.

                      Suunto Ambit3 peak
                      Suunto 9
                      Suunto Vertical 2
                      Suunto Wing 2
                      COROS HR monitor

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                        zhangschmidt Bronze Member @MikeC30
                        last edited by

                        “Stealing” this from other post/thread:

                        A night mode would be a good idea, indeed.

                        I’ll have to run my upcoming ultra with a headlamp, anyways, but if the watch didn’t blind me, it would still be appreciated.

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