@freeheeler yes S9P only seems to have this issue.

@Tieutieu support for multiple sensors of the same kind for example. It’s so inconvenient having to unpair and pair sensors every time when using multiple hr sensors

@imperial001 Endurance mode on Vertical is better than the 9 Peak on performance mode. The Vertical has extra storage for recording because of chip for map storage. Shouldn’t be a problem for your races. The memory of 9 peak hard to assess as HR takes up space and more space with higher intensity. A general guide is the watch will safely store #of hours that battery will last in the chosen mode.

Just wanna give a big thumbs up for Suunto. The latest firmware fixed the battery drain very good! Depleted the watch completely after the 2.19.42 firmware update and charged it to 100% After 48 hrs the watch is still at 92% (no exercise)

@tonyg not realted to burner. Just your belt stops broadasting RR / HRV and switches to normal HR.

@spree said in Pool Swim Functionality: @ianwhite800 I would probably suggest 24 meters rather than 15, just because dividing by 2 seems easier to me than changing multiplying by 4/5 Still the limitation is there for a reason. The watch will not reliably detect each length - if this was possible, 12m would be available. Tis is why I don’t think, just setting 24m will do the job…

@gi0vanni no worries! I’m happy you found the root cause. happy to help next time again

@zhang965 Sorry about that, they look the same and I can forget which one I have on my wrist. Thanks for the correction. I fixed the post.

@surfboomerang And that is why I would like the ability (on the S7 and would make sense on the Peak) to have the ability to quickly and easily lock the screen/and the buttons. Currently in the S7 you have to go to settings - display - scroll down and select touch lock. Then you have to confirm it. Would be so much easier if right there in quick settings, and or we could select a button to do this, and or a long press of a button to select this function. And while i appreciate that when tracking a swimming activity it does this automatically, there are loads of other activities and other times when this is super practical i.e. in the shower, when going to sleep at night etc etc etc.

@seanvk thanks

@Petri-Väisänen said in Zwift for cycling: @Mads-Hintz-Madsen thank you for this suggestion, I’m going to try this. Have you seen any connection issues with Zwift and indoor trainer having a watch recording the ride? I think it’s basically broadcasting only so I wouldn’t expect any issues there? Hi Petri! I have not had any connection issues. As you said the watch just records the broadcasted signal from the indoor trainer which doesn’t affect the Zwift connection. But there is one issue that one could face is if you want to use Bluetooth to connect the trainer to Zwift and the watch. If the trainer only supports 1 Bluetooth connection then this won’t work as you need two Bluetooth connections (1 for Zwift and 1 for the watch). My Wahoo Kicker supports 2 (or is it even 3?) Bluetooth connections so I have no issue with using a full Bluetooth setup. One workaround is to use ANT+ connection from the trainer to the computer running Zwift and use Bluetooth from the trainer to the watch. This is in fact the setup I normally use.

@andreas-göransson I will send you a PM.

Same issues here with a few exercises (walking, swimming,…). Forgetting to stop the watch and driving home. Why isn’t it possible to change an exercise? Suunto, please? Why isn’t it possible to set the endpoint simply back to the point you’ve finished the exercise? Erase the rounds that aren’t counting? Something I will definitely pay attention to once my suunto needs to be replaced with a new purchase…

@Panagiotis-Kritikakos that’s what I mean… doesn’t matter if the station shows different than your watch. what matters is, that if the station drops e.g. by 3 hPa over night, that your watch (if close enough to the station) drops 3 hPa, too

@isazi No what a pity! I hope the ability to turn the widgets on/off comes sooner or later… Thanks anyway!

@freeheeler In fact, at least for me, the current strap has made the big difference, now giving me consistent results. also, be careful to stand still during measurements.

@likarnik you’re welcome, it’s magical stuff.

@thanasis said in peak 9 showing service on face of it: @cosmecosta guys every electronic device may have issues: my Garmin 645 (which I tend to enjoy) today restarted my activity in the middle of my run , splitting one Activity into two. Ok… it is not the end of the world. 3 years back my A3P lost my open water swimming while saving the HR from the strap . Its ok… This. Every electronic or mechanical advice has issues. No matter how much quality control/quality you put on it.

@boazzimmerman I had same issue with the HR when I was lifting weight, bought the belt and been using it for about a year now, and it pretty much solved 95% of the HR issues. 5% of the time the sensor might get ripped off when I was doing bench press and muscle up.

@dimitrios-kanellopoulos yes, I’m sure. Suunto ZH account