Instinct Crossover - Data Cut-off and Incorrect Windage

Hi all, I've just picked up the Instinct Crossover Solar and wanted to check if others are experiencing 2 issues that I've found:

1.) Watchface data fields not scaled to fit display (cut-off)

I'm experiencing data being cut off due to it not being properly scaled to fit the display. For example, using the default watchface the current date does not fully fit (the "0" in "May 10" is partially cut off). If I try adding in custom fields (bottom 3 slots) I get the same issue sometimes.

2.) The windage arrow issue has been resolved by Dan in the below comments; it was a misinterpretation of data on my part.

Thanks in advance.

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Dan.Boilermaker over 2 years ago in reply to 9754894 +1

Windage. As you describe it, the arrow is correct. Wind direction is defined as the direction the wind comes from and the arrow is the direction of air flow. So they should be opposite.

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0 Dan.Boilermaker over 2 years ago

Those sound like issues from previous SW versions. Are you on the latest release (11.18)?

0 9754894 over 2 years ago in reply to Dan.Boilermaker

Hi Dan, I am on the latest and greatest version - 11.18 as you've noted above.

0 Dan.Boilermaker over 2 years ago in reply to 9754894

Must be beta versions then. I'm on v12.22b.

0 9754894 over 2 years ago in reply to Dan.Boilermaker

Hey Dan, is v12.22b stable? I read an article (specific to Instinct series) where a recent beta update caused big problems and users had to roll back.

0 Dan.Boilermaker over 2 years ago in reply to 9754894

I think 12.19 & 12.21 were to address stability issues.

0 9754894 over 2 years ago in reply to Dan.Boilermaker

Okay I am going to enroll and give it a go, thanks for your time!

0 9754894 over 2 years ago in reply to Dan.Boilermaker

I just sideloaded beta 12.22, both issues regarding watch face data cut-off, and windage arrow misdirection have unfortunately remained. Are these observations not present on your Crossover?

0 Dan.Boilermaker over 2 years ago in reply to 9754894

Nope. I do recall the windage issue, but was fixed many versions ago

0 Dan.Boilermaker over 2 years ago in reply to 9754894

Windage. As you describe it, the arrow is correct. Wind direction is defined as the direction the wind comes from and the arrow is the direction of air flow. So they should be opposite.

0 9754894 over 2 years ago in reply to Dan.Boilermaker

Got it, thanks for clarifying