Ambit3 Peak elevation gain
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@TELE-HO here’s what I see…
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@fazel
I would get in touch with customer service
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@TELE-HO thank you.
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@fazel
not much help from my side, sorry.
Sometimes the sensor can be dirty but a graph flying higher than Everest… never seen before. -
@fazel said in Ambit3 Peak elevation gain:
@TELE-HO here’s what I see…
Run into much JFK-LAX traffic up there?
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@Fenr1r I’m dyin’ over here…
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@fazel that is quite a jump! Strong legs!
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@Brad_Olwin haha. You agree - contact support?
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@fazel make sure baro sensor holes are not clogged and weren’t. Then support.
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Dimitrios Kanellopoulos Community Managerlast edited by Dimitrios Kanellopoulos 1 Nov 2021, 10:02 11 Jan 2021, 09:56
correct. The baro holes on the A3P are very prone to be clogged. Or sweat etc.
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@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in Ambit3 Peak elevation gain:
Or swear etc.
I can’t curse around my Ambit? Damn, that’s restrictive.
Oops.
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@Fenr1r lol
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Hello, so today the same problem after skimo. The watch shows in logbook ascent 792 m and descent 1179 m. I am posting link to Strava activity (where I have corrected elevation) as I do not have my smarthpone right now with me and cannot share from Suunto app. I have synced the watch with Suuntolink. I have cleaned the baro hole. Any more ideas? Thanks.
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I think I win.
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@fazel Nah, you’ve just peaked.
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@dominikbalko looks like your descent is correct and your ascent is wrong. Do you have auto-stop on? Sometimes ski touring is so slow in the uphill, that the watch pause the activity. In that time you don’t collect ascent.
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@marcrie Yes, I have it on. You are correct, I will try it next time with off. Thank you for help.
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@marcrie Is it possible to edit minimum speed for pause?
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@dominikbalko in movescount you can’t change the minimum speed. I also read the app developer manual and in my opinion there is also no possibility to do it via app.
