problems with my S9B
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The problem is here
The sensor, comes into contact with the jacket and pushes the sensor.
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I believe that @Luis-Duarte has the watch since christmas maybe he has runs without jacket and that this issue may be recurrent.
If S9B is so sensitive to jackets how runners do? -
@Mff73 thanks
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I don’t remember training without the raincoat but it is possible that it happened.
I will have attention in the future…
since March I have not run on the mountain again.
now I came back and the problem happened again
But if that is the problem it is a big mistake for a top suunto watch.
I hope to solve the problem
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Running_2020-01-24T08_08_12.fit
I think this was the first with problems
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@Luis-Duarte said in problems with my S9B:
Running_2020-01-24T08_08_12.fit
I think this was the first with problems
In this one, your altitude registered after 10km is really noisy, while quite nice for first 10km.
Something may effectively have affected baro sensor (sleeve, wind, water, wrist movement,…).
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@Mff73 said in problems with my S9B:
@Luis-Duarte said in problems with my S9B:
Running_2020-01-24T08_08_12.fit
I think this was the first with problems
In this one, your altitude registered after 10km is really noisy, while quite nice for first 10km.
Something may effectively have affected baro sensor (sleeve, wind, water, wrist movement,…).@Mff73 is correct, the noisy data are where the wrong data were recorded. This occurs as I stated early in the thread because of skin or garments blocking/pushing against the sensor. The wind has to be very strong for this to happen. There is likely nothing wrong with the watch.
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I will test the watch again.
I will do what you said
thank you all
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@André-Faria said in problems with my S9B:
I believe that @Luis-Duarte has the watch since christmas maybe he has runs without jacket and that this issue may be recurrent.
If S9B is so sensitive to jackets how runners do?You put the watch over the jacket, I least I do that way, of course you can’t use OHR, you need a strap if you want HR readings.
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@cosmecosta ok thanks
if that is the problem it is very bad for a top watch to have such a problem. In winter I can’t use it then. it’s just a summer watch.
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@Luis-Duarte honestly this only happened to me once in over a year, and it was during a walk in storm kinda winds (trees falling down). I used my S9 for running, hiking, skiing, mountaineering, always under a jacket, never had issues.
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@Luis-Duarte I wouldn’t say the it is a summer watch. I use it all the year without issues. Right now you are covering the holes of the sensor making a sealing effect that makes the bad readings, if you use it in the other hand you won’t have this issues (better if you do not use gloves of course).
If you use it over the jacket and you do not have HR, is it a killer? I do not think so… But if it is a must for you and you can use a chest or OHR strap you will have the HR readings and surely even more percise, not affected by other factors like WOHR. You can also use the watch under the jacket with the WOHR, there are some brands of apparel that make a nice window for the watch.
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@isazi but your s9 its Baro?
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@cosmecosta i have some friends with this whatch and they dont have any problems.
So I think the problem is with my baro.
but i will try again as you are saying
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Just a simple advice: wear it on the right wrist if u use whr
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@Saketo-Nemo next training I will do.
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Hello Luis,
Just for the sake of it, have you tried re-installing firmware and reset after?
Also, after reset, sync with SA, wait about 30min for the agps settle down and before starting waiting for good fix. -
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@isazi ok
