@moe67er Heh. Yes, I have mild sticker shock from the Vertix alone! Though I’m not complaining, given that we’re talking about sapphire glass and titanium. I just hope the overall package lives up to expectations. 🙂

@sartoric it’s not a big deal for me, since we see some progress indicator when message changes…

BR

Very good idea, but still not implemented 4 years later 😢

I think this idea of you with crowdfunding a SW is not bad, but now, help me if I am wrong…you wrote “I don’t know who could do the job”, that also means you have no real knowledge in programming?

And Suunto clearly has intention to make a working piece of software. I can understand that some users of Suunto hardware want to speed things up a little. But as @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos pointed our several times here, Suunto is merely a small or smaller company, things take their time at Suunto HQ. If you don’t like the time it takes, nor the software delivered, maybe you should take a look around to find something from a competitor which suits your needs more.

And do you think writing something like this makes development faster? No need to insult the people here.

@edyx84 said in Kickstarter (or similar):
Please close this post because I see that here there are no people with true sense of common but a lot of fan boys happy to give money away.

Respiration rate in Movescount is kind of a by-product, it’s result of one of the steps to get EPOC estimation from IBI data.

@pilleus
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it does it automatically… that explains the behaviour we read in the last few contributions

@s1ngletracker
A FW update is needed to show new icons in the watch, so it will eventually be available.

@far-blue
Really?
Just tried on Android with Polar Verity Sense and it is not working. 😂.
iOS wins.

@suzzlo @nseslija @cosmecosta Thank you. I always forget about sports tracker. Hoping this will just become an actual feature in the future, as I much prefer a dedicated device for cycling instead of watch.

@Fredrik-Isakson
Yes, that is the big problem, I dont think I have done any swimrun where it would have been possible to use multsport in Suunto. I try to use manual laps to be able to check swim time after the race.

Any news? I still dont see detailed view for triathlon on my Android SA 🙁

Yeah. Automatic upload is a pain. I run on a threadmill and distance from the watch is not precise. In strava I cant change it by hand so i have to remove training and add it again…

We already had an interesting discussion on the efficacy of these sort of automatic ways of computing VO2Max and other metrics 😉

@vio112 correct. It can be though installed as a web app.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in S9: 'Experimental features' enable switch:

but the group of people that are involved from the consumer side is contained in groups that are closed

Is there possibility to create another “group of people that are involved from the consumer side” based on forum users? Probably, we’ll find here enough enthusiasts… 😉

@peringmar I think that “interted height graph” is actually my heart rate, not altitude. High at the beginning and end because you have to get out of the boat and back in with about 30 kg of gear hanging off you, while clad in full body 3mm wetsuit in 35°C temperature.

@fejker 😂
vibratus interruptus…

Thanks I ll report this artifact

for iOS is not Locus Map available; therefore I use Guru Maps (formerly known as “Galileo Offline Maps”), which supports offline sqlitedb anebo MBTiles.

@FredMt I think your issue should be fixed on the next update. If you are on beta that should come quicker than on normal releases.

That also means that the data is stored correctly, so updating the app will enable and show the ascent as far as I understand.