@suzzlo for me the year is over… time to go skiing

@SportingLee I looked up in SA and thought I will see the popup news about movies again… no luck… But I also don’t find it in SA when I scroll thru all features…

Yes it’s doing the same thing, but it’s intended for something different, like people who has a bike computer from garmin, and a watch from garmin and what not… What i was originally talking about was simple strava sync, that garmin does flawlessly, as garmin connect sends AND recieves workout data to strava. Suunto ONLY sends, and thus calendar in suunto remain empty my entire winter. Unless you actually pay for a service, or transfers everything manually after every ride. This still does not fix my issue with my watch not being synced to the Suunto APP, the watch only sends workout data, so the watch acts more like an ANT+ HR/GPS device than anything else.

@Marcel Once you fill up the 15 routes on the watch the stuck route should disappear (I hope).

@Neil-Sinar I had similar problem on Windows 8.1. Simple reinstall of Suuntolink wasn’t enough… You might need to uninstall your watch from Device manager and check for any possible problems there… Basically follow these steps: Disconnect the watch. In your PC go to Control panels - System - Device manager. Try to search for any problems there (marked with yellow triangle with “!”), especially in Ports (COM & LPT). If there’s Unknown device somewhere with such a symbol: right mouse click - Uninstall. If there was no problem, connect your watch, try to find it in the Device manager (under Ports probably) and Uninstall it. Disconnect watch. Uninstall Suuntolink. Restart computer. You might again try to check Device manager, there should not be any problem there nor anything named Suunto… Reinstall Suuntolink. Connect the watch and pray This should completely reinstall the Suunto watch driver (which sometimes isn’t done during simple reinstall of Suuntolink) and deal with all the problems…

@synner88 Try this DND auto setting with your own hours and disable back-light. It is almost what you need.

@Maryn my mistake. double tap works. Thank’s. One tap before 10 sek, and two tap after

This has been already discussed some time ago. There are pros and cons in both choices (stop navigation or not)

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…

The Firstbeat features like VO2Max aren’t licensed for the Spartans. A lot of the latest firmware update that the Spartans didn’t get was to bring those features to the S9 that the S3 and S5 already had, so that the flagship model of the same generation of hardware wasn’t missing anything the two cheaper models have.

@Shrek3k its a feature its a feature -> ducks away

@revo2019 I don’t think that this pressure will help It would be nice to have apps, yes. I used some apps on my A3PS but since I use my S9B I can also live without these apps as most of the functionality I really needed is now there. One app eg was just to convert from meters per minute ascent rate to meters per hour. And one was for an ascent rate for the past 5 minutes… now I have by default meters per hour and I can look for ascent rate average since the last automatic or manual lap… I’ve had a Fenix3 and they have apps… but for me as a non-IT guy it was way too difficult to programm them…

@Mff73 said in Routplanning and Cross-country skiing: @KnutB Are these skitouring paths routable with other apps? Or are they just drawn on the map? Not all path are known by route engines. Just question here Those are routable. It’s a regular way-element but with a piste:type=nordic tag. Or a collection with relevant tags. XC ski routing can be seen at https://www.xctrails.org/map/map.html?type=xc . Another one without routing but maybe with a better overview is http://www.opensnowmap.org/ , there you can also see how unevenly proper tags for ski tracks and routes are actually used, even in Nordic countries. Not sure what routing service SA is using. Considering its current routing options in SA, it’s not a (standard) Mapbox Drive API, but technically it should be doable. Though they probably want to keep it as simple as possible. Another thing is routing quality, it really depends on tagging quality and consistency. I’m afraid for most people who would try xc ski routing it would not work out. Though on the other hand, if there would more services providing this feature, there would be more interest in OSM community to maintain and improve those tags.

@fejker right? Was really surprised that I could not find this suggestion anywhere. Vote people! Lol

@TELE-HO fair enough, I believe that with small changes SA could cover 70% of my analysis need (vs 20% today), leaving the remaining 30% to QS or Runalyze. And I like having as much as I can in SA, because I anyway use frequently the app to sync with it. But I do have to admit I’m more a running / trail enthusiast than anything else, so my analysis needs are most likely simpler than others.

@FredMt try to recover the move and upload it to QS, crop is possible there

@cosmecosta yes that would be nice… comparing several “same routes” or let’s also take “similar routes” in, as I sometimes only take small variations. OR comparing of selected routes, but that is very difficult and some values can’t be compared of course. But to be honest, since I use QS more frequently I don’t miss the lack of comparison in SA so much. Of course improvement in SA is always welcome… or the direct connection to QS

@Svein-Roar-Martinsen but it’s been said it should come with updates soon https://forum.suunto.com/topic/3098/show-total-ascent-in-summaries-split-summaries-by-sport-type-in-yearly-summaries