During an outing of 350km and 2380m of positive altitude difference, I encountered a strange behavior of Garmin connect and the 1040, I specify that climbpro is configured to display all the climbs and that I followed the route on the 1040 .
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As you can see on garmin connect, the 350km route only shows 4 climbs and 1378m of positive altitude difference which is totally false, and during the course climbpro only displayed these 4 climbs at the very end of the route, I do not I had no display of climbpro/free during these 350km for the intermediate climbs, while my brother-in-law equipped with the Karoo2 displayed all the intermediate climbs.
The 1040 started on a base of 1378m of altitude difference but over the kilometers it tried to readjust the positive altitude difference to finish at the altitude difference announced by the route
So I had fun retracing 1/3 of the end of the route, i.e. 125km for 1236m of altitude difference, and as surprising as it may seem this time Garmin indicates 8 climbs, with a positive altitude difference which is always wrong because Garmin indicates 879m
So for the same route, if I only take 1/3 of it I have more climbs displayed than for the entire route.
Even more curious, I traced the complete route on Garmin and I only have 2 climbs left...
Anyone have an idea for this problem? Because if climbpro or climbpro free is not displayed, what is the point of having a 1040 for long runs?