@silentvoyager No, in fact it’s a loop. [image: 1575250666395-route.png] I remember wondering why the ascent left went from around (an unexpected) 60m to 400m, while in the SW section (3 dots and the peak)

@ianshowalter said in Increased Haptic vibration when receiving notifications: had I think even digital meth won’t help if the imprisoned imp is just not capable of doing it.

@TELE-HO Thanks for your input, that’s actually a great idea to achieve what I want, especially since the autolaps are quite flexible and can be set by the second.

In the meanwhile, you can try this (Android) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aqreadd.utility.solarclock.gle&hl=ca

@Amason73 I have the same problem on my suunto 9. Have you found a solution?

@Darren_M Nice to hear, but maybe the 2.8.28 FW is not the solution, but only flashing the watch is what did the trick. Maybe something was messy in your watch and this process clean it. Btw, happy for you.

Ok, I think I might know what the problem is. I can’t figure out the math, but I think it’s similar to how MyFitnesspal counts calories for steps taken along with your workout calories (which includes some of those steps taken). Basically it counts double calories. Anyone else thinks it might do this?

@RiphRaph @Claymore Well, it took almost two weeks, but when I checked Movescount today the run had finally uploaded. All’s well that ends well.

I’m running some test in these days. It last around 6 days with 1,5 h of Gps activities Battery charge left 6 to 9 % so it could be another day without activities

I’ve just had exactly the same issue with Suunto 9. It was just a random downloading of activities via SuuntoLink, after which I kept the watch connected to USB cable to charge it.

@pedromslopess yes

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos yes, power saving is OK for my need. I was experimenting with airplane mode as well, and forgot to turn it off. On my next run I was surprised that I had no HR readings, was suspecting the belt until I realized that airplane mode was still on.

I am going to recalibrate the battery but it was very busy and active weekend and I couldn’t let it discharge fully yet.

@silentvoyager Yep, I meant OHR of course. Just updated the title

@Ville-Halmes yup, pretty much the same thing I experience every time I start an exercise with my HR smart sensor on my Suunto 9. The start up screen shows HR belt has been found and it shows a reasonable HR value. Starting the exercise and no HR is shown for about 30s. Sometimes this shows later after uploading to movescount as zero or 200bpm+ values. All pretty rubbish. This occurred on my first smart sensor with both an old strap and new strap, it also occurs on my new smart sensor on a new strap.

@riccardo Did you try a soft reset ? Maybe something is stuck

It had disappeared indeed. No idea how (and if) it works now. I have had storm alarms with my S9, but never during an activity. That is why I am curious if someone have had those alarms. It is also no longer possible to see barometric values during an activity on the S9 so I can’t check myself.

@zhang965 I don’t have a HR belt. But will try next time with the OHR turned off. By the way - this doesn’t happen during outdoor runs, only the treadmill.

@Ferran-Reverter @cosmecosta at least 4hPa in 3hours or less https://www.suunto.com/en-gb/Support/Product-support/suunto_spartan_sport_wrist_hr_baro/suunto_spartan_sport_wrist_hr_baro/features/storm-alarm/ Up in the mountain , maybe, you could not see it coming

@sartoric said in Spartan Ultra optimising gps performance issue: @be1t0n Please replay to this : https://forum.suunto.com/topic/2923/suuntolink-agps-sync-in-loop adding your system info whoops … nope , you said MC App @sartoric I think the problem with the AGPS is in Suunto side and “global”, does not depend on the app used to sync.