@Dušan-Ković My goal here is to try to understand your “win condition.” When you say you want “as best as possible,” then a native Suunto recording, with the possibility of feelings, ZoneSense, and possibly other things we haven’t explored yet seems the correct answer to me. For example, recently Suunto added a “ Recovery Heartrate“ feature that when a session completes, it can continue reading HR for a minute and note how well you recovered right afterwards. Is this a requirement for you for an imported file?
I can’t think of a situation where an imported file will give more information for Suunto’s ecosystem than Suunto itself provides.
And I realize you don’t say “complete,” but instead “best as,” but what if one method gives you X and Y but not Z, yet another method gives you Y and Z but not X? It may be there’s no “not complete, but best,” and instead several options of various compromises. This is why I asked you “what’s your minimal success case? What are the non-negotiable you must have in Suunto?” I still don’t have those answers.
I own a Wahoo Bolt computer and use the Wahoo SYSTM service, and I don’t bother to even try to connect them to Suunto. I feel it would either take a lot of manual work (go to Wahoo, do an export, then go to https://quantified-self.io/ and manually import it) which is tedious, or pay for tools like RunGap (usually a subscription fee, so that’s an ongoing cost) to do it.
You can do that work yourself. Do a dual record for a limited time, and get two records into Suunto, one native and one from whatever service/method you want to do, then compare the files, and delete one when you’re done, or set up a secondary Suunto account and do experiments in parallel. Or just record with your new device and compare with historical cycle sessions where you used Suunto. I’d be curious in the results.
I just don’t see the point for me and I was trying to understand what the point for you was, not pushing my dual recording solution to you. It’s not a demand for you to do things like me, it’s “why isn’t this good for you,” and “I want to keep the Race as healthy as possible” I guess is acceptable. It doesn’t provide me any additional info to guide you though.
So let us know what you figure out. It’s easy to search for “sync tools” and find what’s out there, but unless someone else who has done that work chimes in, it’s most likely you’ll need to discover on your own. It’s also possible someone chimes in with “this solution is perfect for me,” then when you try it realize “hey, this is missing X” and the first person is “oh, I didn’t use that,” much like you aren’t using feeling and ZoneSense, or even the new Recovery Heartrate test, so don’t care or possible wouldn’t notice they were missing if not brought to your attention.
