@Ze-Stuart Hi, sorry for not responding. It was quite a long time of waiting for WYUR. At the time of your question, it was simply a roadmap information I got from an support engineer - I was awaiting that WYUR would convert all connected ANT+ sensors into multiple BLE POD signals. In detail, we would need a power POD and a separate bike POD signal (BLE) to get all data to the watches. I mainly tried to record my trainings on a old DAUM Ergobike. In the meantime, I found an APP called Ergo48 coded by Uwe Böhm (thank you) which is able to convert Ergobike, Kettler (e.g.) to BLE. I‘m feeding this signals directly to Zwift (running on Apple TV). After the training, I import the training via RunGap to Suunto APP. Because of this, I was not investing into WYUR until now. Zwift makes more fun, then riding against a white wall for hours (may it would be a better training for my psyche). So I stick at zwift and RunGap for now. BUT - WYUR is available since (April ?) this year! https://npe.fit/products/wyur#/support Product information says, it can be a bike pod, it can be a cadence pod, it can be a power pod. I would assume that the individual POD‘s will be converted into individual BLE names and channels. Otherwise it would not be an advantage over cable. But this are my personal guesses. This has to be tested or answered by Northpole Engineering support. Cheers

@Tomas5 This was one reason why i went with Wahoo sensors. The cadence can be very easily attached to a shoe. And i stopped using the speed sensor. It was quite useful on the MTB as the GPS signal is quite often blocked (trees, boulders, etc.), but on the road bike, the GPS speeds is good enough (and we don’t have enough tunnels here).

Well, the watch started charging again with a new cable, so I thought I had it resolved as a cable fault. But now the watch is charging again with the old cable too (and I must have plugged and unplugged that ober 20 times before I ordered the new cable)! I don’t think I’ll ever find out what the real problem was (temporary hardware fault or temporary software fault) but for the time being it is working again.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Will try, thanks.

@inkognito Apparently this has now changed with the latest update. You no longer have to have “standby” on for it to work. It seems more coherent now.

@grillaume now with the last update the problem is solved. I tested it yesterday in a tunnel. All OK with distance and pace.

@Brad_Olwin Thanks for this. I was scratching my head trying to figure out why I couldn’t control my media with Suunto Vertical and Iphone. The trick was to enable media controls in (I selected run and did a short exercise that I deleted after) activity. After this it works like it should in watch mode.

@isazi oops…wrong thread. Was meant for the SV hotfix thread

@GabrieleCorti you should ask them to connect to Suunto.

@ierisch Maybe it is just a graphic glitch in UI not a physical misplacement. Did you already try a soft reset ? anyway you can always contact support

@Bagheera https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaVjynwNu1E

I wanted to buy a new bike but now when I realized that I have “rocket”, will stay with this one :))))) Also, when I try to edit this activity, whole SA is frozen and crushes after few seconds.

@isazi thanks. I solved reinstalling the suunto up and than uninstalling and reinstalling all the apps. Now it works properly. Edit: after 3 or 4 times the problem reappared

Thanks for the help, great to know there is a way around it. Although I am just off to collect my Vertical from DHL so not sure I can be bothered to do this !!

@isazi Yeah, I think I’ll do that. Thanks.

@zadow And i’m happy for you too. If it was under warranty in January, sure, then the watch is under warranty now as well. And also great for spare watch and especially for your training. I have one of the 1406 jewels too and I love it, it’s a beautiful watch!

@Jeffrey-Tillack I’d suggest testing it out… configure the sport modes settings first also (turn auto-laps off etc), maybe use it on a commute to work or something, or just wear it for the day as a dry test. I personally like to have each day split down (so record one day of activity with best GNSS performance), then I can write a little summary of each day and have photos, like chapters of a book. But the tour mode if used properly in some long distance hike is very tempting to use…I’m just only walking 5-10km at a time

I feel the same. My 9pp ohr readings compared to my H10 are totally wrong. So any data produced from the crazy ohr I get is not reliable. Garbage in, garbage out.