@Catoer-Wibowo it can be that the activity has been rolled over if very old.
Open the activity on the watch logbook. Does it contain charts ? If yes it’s recoverable.
forget the watch connection
uninstall the app
reboot the phone
go to Bluetooth on the phone and make sure the watch is not paired. If not forget it again. Reboot the phone again if that is the case.
Install suunto app pair etc
@Luís-Pinto
i don’t know endomondo : what do they have that Suunto+ can bring to S9 users (my Spartan doesn’t care too much ) ?
Do they have a terrible metric ?
If i were concerned, i would have thought the same : why such a survey to finally not let users benefit from extra data metrics management themselves ? Like we all understood i think.
i have no doubt Suunto had this in mind, but :
1- either they need time to do it, but it will be long, and users may be frustrated
2- either they are too long to develop and finally they changed their minds
3- either it is planned like that : makes business with some companies, and potentially let users play with data after, but it may be late too.
in brief, wait and see as usual, it makes us talk
@Łukasz-Szmigiel said in Kimat app:
That’s weird. I have weather description appended to all of my trainings that have gps data. What does sports tracker say - are descriptions missing there too?
nothing in ST nor in SA for some activity only
but that in Klimat
I think i will open a ticket to klimat support.
Currently I think of S+ as proof of concept, as somebody else has mentioned. And to admit a concept which value I currently can’t figure out at all, as it seems to create some numbers that are not saved / available (in SA). But - as long as this does not use significant resources on my watch - and (even more important) does not keep to many valuable developers from “the real” development I won’t criticize it. Especially as there might be somehow some time when even I learn to use S+.
@margusl sorry for not replying sooner. I prefer to keep Strava as I’m also a member of Run Down Under and it links the runs from Strava.
I was hoping by now that Suunto would be connected to Zwift.
I have enough apps already with Final Surge being what my coach loads my programs into.
@Luís-Pinto Well the V800 to the Vantage (in beta they launched) took they a long time. And when they released the new watch it wasn’t complete and with Stryd for example is not very good.
So for me the Vantage will be a good watch, is getting better but is not a great watch now.
I reply to myself.
There was now at Play Store new versio about app…
10.1.4 and I download it but still it isn’t working.
Delete Suunto App and installed second Time and now it Works!
@richbedforduk Now that I see that you are using Windows 10 I can tell you that I had something similar some time ago with Suuntolink, When I connected the watch to the computer , it wasn’t detected by Suuntolink, and no moves where sent to Movescount. Eventually the problem was because an update of Windows 10 and later Suunto issued an update to fix the issue.
Maybe here, some Windows update has broken something in Moveslink2 connection.
I had the same issue this morning when the S9 watch went to 20 % battery level I didn’t notice the “color” changed and the watch set GPS accuracy automatically to “endurance mode” and the problem has not been solved.
bike ride in endurance mode
what I do not understand is that GPS accuracy is quite good compared to my previous ride.
I also always use autopause mode set to on.
bike ride in performance mode
So does Strava receives a good file ?
is it an integration problem ? Or a strava mis interpretation ?
I have my LTHR tested twice a year. I find the algorithms from TP and Strava put the LTHR often too high. I don’t entirely trust these. The VO2max estimates from Suunto are low for me, so none of them are very accurate. I am not sure this matters much but would if you are training seriously for an event. Just my 2 cents worth.
New Stryd is available (for orders) … not that cheap with 229€ (20€ off for customers).
Newest feature “wind measurement” is the most prominent one … okay
Details:
https://eu.stryd.com/?utm_source=Master+List&utm_campaign=cde1ad8a9f-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2019_06_27_05_41_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_e3b59af547-cde1ad8a9f-203346885&mc_cid=cde1ad8a9f&mc_eid=8feefdbb5c
I my opinion the other - probably not singular - features would be more important to me … nevertheless it currently is not enough to buy a new sensor
What else is new with the new Stryd?
World’s first wind capturing technology for runners
The entire pod structure (including the clip), has been redesigned to capture wind. The external shell, and internal components have been designed, specifically to capture and analyze in real-time the air and wind you are running through.
Next gen motion sensors
Next gen motion sensor delivers improved accuracy.
Newly added environmental sensors
Added temperature and humidity sensors will enable you to use the environment to your advantage.
Newly added magnetometer sensor
Added magnetometer to enable several new and exciting planned-for capabilities, including improved accuracy.
Greatly expanded storage
64x expanded storage in Stryd will enable longer data collections for your ultra running as well as much higher precision data collection.
New, high visibility charging & pairing indicator
Stryd’s new LED makes indications, like charging, completed charging, pairing, and wireless connections are clear and easy to see, even in sunlit conditions.
Friendly pod and clipping experience
Stryd’s clipping and unclipping action is super smooth and effortless while being just as secure as before. Switch Stryd between shoes is a breeze.
Increased antenna range
Stryd’s antenna range has been greatly increased so you can rely on each and every data point coming through, whether to your phone or sports watch.
