Vector's logbook maths

[salex]

Hello!
I don't understand my Vector's maths:
Example: I record a Log book
The results are: Asc 35m (27 m/s), dSC 35m (-35 m/s).
OK.
Now I hold the select button down while 'LO xx' is flashing and the watch displays 'bEG'. Scrolling, I find the values for the altitude (meters): 80,90,95,90,85,80,75,85,95,90,85,80,75. (I ignore here the ascent/descent rates). It's easy to see that the real ASC is 35m and dSC is 40m!
And Vector reports in the log book ASC 35, dSC 35.
Why?
There are cases in which the differences are bigger (30 - 40) meters.
Is my Vector out of order?

Thank you very much,
Alex Stoicia

	Suunto Vector - Click for more info Suunto's original Wristop Computer, the Vector changed the face of sport watches forever with its groundbreaking combination of features, including an altimeter, barometer, electronic compass, digital log book, and watch. Introduced in 1998, the Vector was the first watch to make it to the summit of Mt. Everest. In addition, the Vector won the prestigious European Outdoor Award - Product of the Year in 1999/2000.

[Kris]

The readings you give are saying Dsc that you descended 35 meters. And that you ascended 35. My guess is that you returned to the same place that you started. If you feel you did more than that call Suunto Tech support @ 1800-543-9124 If you do 3000 meters it should tell you that is what you did. So if it is not recording correctly give Suunto a call.

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