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I can confirm this. Also, last week I was one day for 9 hours on a hiking tour. When I’ve arrived at the peak of the mountain, the wrote altitude of the peak was exactly the same with the altitude from the watch and I was really impressed
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@isazi what gps system did you use ? Beidou?
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@Maryn since it became available, I’m always using GPS+Beidou. Maybe GPS alone would be enough, but I’ve had good results with this setup so far and I’m not changing it for now.
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@isazi said in Pros/Cons of Suunto 9 BARO * ONLY * be fair and polite!:
@Maryn since it became available, I’m always using GPS+Beidou. Maybe GPS alone would be enough, but I’ve had good results with this setup so far and I’m not changing it for now.
I used gps+beidou and tracks were wobbly like a drunk going home on St. Patrick’s day. I turned off and use gpu only and tracks became clear.
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@lexterm77 my experience is following: the best results I get, when I am waiting a few minutes when I got GPS conformation… I have always something to do… shoes etc. I think more satellites will connect then. I also try to connect in free areas and not in the woods. I think these start conditions are leading to best gps, even if you are afterwards in the woods… only connecting fast in not so free areas is not so good… Think this is also not Suunto specific…
Especially do this, if I am following in mountains or in the woods. Not if so much when I am running in flat free areas…
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@mountainChris
My experience with trail running or hiking along a side of a river dam in heavily wooded area is best with gps only, any other combination reveals worse results as eastern sky is obscured. I always wait for gps lock, and I always start my hike on same stone and finish it to have a reference. I don’t know why is wobbly when it connects to more satellites. My ascent descent don’t match either if i use combination of gps-s, where gps only matches within 1m.
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@lexterm77 Do you have a statistic behind it? Could be also random…
I think there is a difference waiting for gps lock and waiting after gps lock further a few minutes if you plan running in woods. And also connecting first in free areas… I think I read this somewhere. Also just my feeling with runs…
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@mountainChris
I’ve figured it out, its nothing to do with a watch.
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@zvonejan nice, thank you. I will try it.
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Anyone knows how to get altitude during Trail Running?
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@florin2528
What do you mean for “get altitude” ?
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@florin2528 said in Pros/Cons of Suunto 9 BARO * ONLY * be fair and polite!:
Anyone knows how to get altitude during Trail Running?
If you mean know the altitude during the run, I do not know with the standard sportmode but I use a custom sportmode where one of my fields is the altitude.
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@cosmecosta
I was with standard trail running mode, which fits my 95% of the needs.
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@sartoric during trail running to show on the watch the altitude at which you are.
I had a run into the mountains, and after 2300 m i started to feel a little dizzy and I wanted to see what’s the altitude. my colleague with ambit 2, told me in seconds, but could not find it on my S9B. -
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@florin2528 said in Pros/Cons of Suunto 9 BARO * ONLY * be fair and polite!:
@sartoric during trail running to show on the watch the altitude at which you are.
I had a run into the mountains, and after 2300 m i started to feel a little dizzy and I wanted to see what’s the altitude. my colleague with ambit 2, told me in seconds, but could not find it on my S9B.Either you can create your own Trail running mode, with all the fields of data you want (including altitude), either to use the trail running mountain mode already in your watch, and altitude is on the altitude graph screen.
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@Mff73 I would like to define my own trail running mode, but movescount it’s not syncing anymore with suuntolink because I’m using suunto app, is there any other way?
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Don’t you find this option in SuuntoApp ? Assuming you have an S9 watch as we are in S9 post, you will find it
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found it. my bad.
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this is just a side question regarding the S9 Baro and I tried to find in the other threads but could not: when turning gps off completely or on one of the lower modes, Endurance or Ultra, does the altitude reading for ascent and descent accurately measure using the baro? Seems like it should but not sure how much FusedAlti/GPS is relied upon for that. Additionally can it measure ascent/descent on indoor activities too? Stairs indoors…etc Thanks!
