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@mff73 maybe i’m not realy clear in english. i’m ok it can’t work all the time especially in the mountains.
But a majority of the time we are in the city, at home or worst at work.
So i think we can synchronise trough the app.
One time per day offering a " bulletin meteo".
When your phone have converge it can update temperature each time you synchronise with it ?Is my idea as bad as this ?
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@g287-sf
not bad idea, just with misundertanding at beginning
you said ‘sync local temp’ via GPS 
Ok, clear now, not bad idea, just it is a nice smartwatch option.S7 should have this, and I really doubt S9 will have this. But dreams comes true sometimes.
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@mff73 i haven’t talk english since few years even more technically
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@mff73 said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
S7 should have this, and I really doubt S9 will have this. But dreams comes true sometimes.
Yes the S7 has a weather forecast tile, and can install some weather apps too.
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I really could use a new watch face, simple but with height/ date/ time/ sunset-rise.
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@theguyfromthesummit ahh I totally forgot:
One dedicated “slide” only for sunrise and sunset.
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Emoji rendered correctly on watch notifications.
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@rob33 said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
A function claimed for a long time has been integrated at garmin (14.72): an ULTRARUN sport mode to manage stops or refueling stations without stopping the stopwatch (time continues to pass) but by stopping the GPS (distance).
Choice between the optional functions either “Lap + Rest” or “Rest only”: by choosing this mode, after pressing Lap, the total elapsed time and the time spent in “stop” are displayed on the screen (this allows you to control the duration of the shutdown).
Press Lap again and the normal display resumes with the total time and the GPS reactivated.
Extra! When at Suunto?is that what you are referring to ? https://youtu.be/IV3Vi0MoQOc?t=305
That sounds good on paper but when I go up a steep pass and walk slowly, will that be considered rest time too ?
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@frederic and I would always forget to hit the buttons. The last thing I am thinking about at aid stations is to make sure I hit my lap button.
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@brad_olwin said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@frederic and I would always forget to hit the buttons. The last thing I am thinking about at aid stations is to make sure I hit my lap button.
Usually the last thing I am wanting to during a race is hit any buttons!
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@rob33 so according to DC Rainmaker it does not stop the recording, it is just a black screen with a timer while everything is still measured in the background. The advantage is that the time the black rest screen is on it will be classified as “rest” in Connect. It is more or less what happens with strength exercises.
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@miniforklift said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@brad_olwin said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@frederic and I would always forget to hit the buttons. The last thing I am thinking about at aid stations is to make sure I hit my lap button.
Usually the last thing I am wanting to during a race is hit any buttons!
I typically lock the screen during a race. I have 2 screens for ultras, very simple as well as a loaded route and altitude profile. On my phone or on a laminated paper I have a couple sets of aid station times for two different finish times, my best if all goes well and the cut off times. I usually save these as a wallpaper for my phone so if I turn my phone on I can see the aid stations, elevation gain loss between each aid, pace and time between aid stations.
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@brad_olwin what screens d
@brad_olwin said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@miniforklift said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@brad_olwin said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
@frederic and I would always forget to hit the buttons. The last thing I am thinking about at aid stations is to make sure I hit my lap button.
Usually the last thing I am wanting to during a race is hit any buttons!
I typically lock the screen during a race. I have 2 screens for ultras, very simple as well as a loaded route and altitude profile. On my phone or on a laminated paper I have a couple sets of aid station times for two different finish times, my best if all goes well and the cut off times. I usually save these as a wallpaper for my phone so if I turn my phone on I can see the aid stations, elevation gain loss between each aid, pace and time between aid stations.
I don’t pay much attention to the watch during the race, but typically look at where I could have done better after a couple of days.The phone wallpaper is a great idea. Curious - what do you have on the two screens?
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@brad_olwin said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
I usually save these as a wallpaper for my phone so if I turn my phone on I can see the aid stations, elevation gain loss between each aid, pace and time between aid stations.Probably a stupid question but how do you do this Brad? Not a bad idea and something I might look to try, especially for those longer ultra’s
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A nice feature would be the VO2 max for trail (like an another brand
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@ink357 that’s just licensing another firstbeat module surely? The S9 has picked up firstbeat features since launch (recovery/stress) so it’s not implausible?
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@ink357 oh no, please, not another metric that will haunt me and keep me forever under a certain threshold
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@ink357 said in Future S9 firmware wishlist summary:
A nice feature would be the VO2 max for trail (like an another brand
) taking into account the D+ and temperatureThe S-series does supply VO2 Max from trail running. All my VO2Max is calculated this way. Already ahead of G……
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@stromdiddily my S9 baro is at home. Will get back to ya.
