As you’ve seen there are several discussion about it
eg. https://forum.suunto.com/topic/4341/my-sswhr-keep-saving-after-finish-workout
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@JAHANDERSON Go to Settings - General - Personal and make sure Device position is correct. I believe this influences the step counting algorithm on Spartan Trainer.
always ask your best friend
https://www.suunto.com/Support/Product-support/suunto_spartan_ultra/suunto_spartan_ultra/features/altimeter/
There are also several discussions related to this topic, you can find it using the search function
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@TELE-HO well, in fact H10 can sync stored HR data, but only with Polar App. It won’t sync stored data to any other device or application than Polar app. I have no personal experience, but at least, this is what I read in specification for H10.
Did you update your watch just before trying to sync with SA ? This won’t work as activities are no more on the watch. Just a summary is left in it.
Have you tried to sync a fresh activity ?
At least regardless of which watch forum you are in, the topic of partially crapped-out POI support applies. It’s just a matter of which POI feature you want and don’t have. Suunto is consistent if nothing else.
I think I will be leaving the Zwift Runpod as a footpod. Accuracy today was even better. Watch reported 3.74 miles on my run today. Typically I measure 3.70 to 3.73.
One both good and bad detail about my run today was (the bad first) the GPS reception cut out on my spartan halfway through. Not sure of the cause, but it never came back during the run. However (the good part) the zwift footpod carried on, pace/distances constantly refreshed and were typically what I expect to see. The only thing I’m missing in strava is the full GPS track.
One other note, I updated the firmware for the Runpod using the zwift app on my iPad. Not sure if that made a difference yet for better or worse.
@cosmecosta Thanks for the reply. So I took both watches out today, the Garmin was in my pocket at 488, the Suunto initially had 1200 but then readjusted itself down to 900calories lost. Using an online BMR calculator, this sounds about right?
@kevinkoo in the iPhone Bluetooth settings, try use the ‘Forget this device’ option to completely decouple the connection. Also on the watch, delete the MobileApp connection in paired devices, then start it over again
@TELE-HO Understood and I’m not looking for a 100% comparison. Yesterday morning we recorded a 6 miles run in the city and had almost identical mileage. So maybe, we are losing gps signal during backwoods trekking. I do appreicate your reply!
