@andré-faria sure it can also be ram. But at the end of the day it doesn’t matter what component was changed to increase the performance.

@olymay
Agreed, when using GMaps on watch much easier to start from phone as watch:

limited travel options i.e. cannot set it to do public transport. If i remember correctly it is only walk, cycle or drive. the biggest issue is there is no search function, only a dropped pin option, so trying to find where you want to go is painful.
Otherwise you basically get same features as what is on the phone, including map, turn by turn directions.

So best option is to start it on the phone, which will then provide text direction notification on the watch, however when pressing on the notification it expands it and gives you the option of launching the watches GMaps app, which then loads in the full navigation (as per your phone) - or you can leave it as the text notifications…

@herlas You are right. I tried the S9P again on the stationary bike. For me it depends a lot where the watch sits on my wrist. Further away from the joint leads to much better results! And back to the original thread title. Garmin cannot track V2O Max on tread mill runs. So for me another reason for Suunto.

@jmoneygrip exactly why I do not pay attention to VO2Max. Do a test if you need one, otherwise I would ignore the number.

@giacomo-laffranchini indeed 🙂

@uranfl I think I found the cause of the problem. While the activity is paused, the watch still measures burned calories, but does not add them to the total. As the activity continues, the algorithm adds up the calories burned while pausing the activity shortly after pressing the resume button. This rapid jump in calories burned then confuses the Burner algorithm, which then malfunctions for a while.

@isazi Thank you very much for your help and for investigating, I’ll contact support to arrange an exchange of the watch. Because asides from this issue I really love it.

@simon said in Pace field does not show when climb slower than 30min/km:

NGP (Normalized graded pace) would be a nice addition as a data field during an activity :-)) If this is even possible …

You can get this if you use TrainingPeaks Run SuuntoPlus

have the same problem since the update 2.20.28 and 2.20.30.

before the update

get12.png

after the update

get1.png

watch is tight to the wrist and i also have done a hard reset (because suunto support tells me to do that)… i also have my wrist with tattoo.

@thanasis correct. This is fixed. Very easy to reproduce with the triathlon mode

A couple of tricks that work for me when a Sports App is finicky during selection:

if the app won’t load the first time, simply try again. Sometimes three attempts is lucky.

if the above doesn’t work, load another app and confirm that it appears as the Sports App for that training, then try selecting Aerobic decoupling again.

if it still won’t successfully load, turn off GPS and try loading again. This almost always works for me.

As a comment, sometimes a touchscreen press or “swipe” is interpreted as a back action on the Sports App selection list, so explicitly selecting the highlighted app using the middle watch button is helpful.

Lastly, I’ve noticed that there is a little UI pause before the app successfully loads, so there is a hint that success is imminent.

@irisvik
😀 👍
similar like volvo: at home where others come testing 😉

Egika said in Add Music Storage. (Suunto 9 Peak):

@MWR-NZ
The watch does not even have a speaker built in.
Listening to music played from the piezo buzzer would be a rather special experience…

20180703190744-rollsafe-meme.jpeg

While gentle vibrations and S9PP don’t go well together, it may be a feature bold enough to change the vibrations altogether. And besides - this is a nice idea and would make me want to use the alarm in the watch instead of a phone.

@Alex-Gascón Good to know!!

My recommendation is: DO NOT sync your watch actively just before your GPS activity, if you have to do it, do it at least 20/30 minutes before.
Let me explain: If for some reason the app/watch sends the AGPS just before the activity the AGPS file needs to be deployed and you won’t get GPS lock easily, you will have to wait at least the 15 minutes that are needed to install the AGPS. If you do a soft reset the AGPS will be deleted as well and will need to be installed again. In my experience if your watch and phone are connected (SA app running in the background, BT on the phone always on) you shouldn’t have any problem and you shouldn’t notice long GPS lock times.

@Mff73 it should be already back to normal, but I doubt that activities that ended up in the period of low TSS will be automatically recomputed.

@surfboomerang Been wearing one of these since December and no breaks. I have had the pin holding one strap to the other pop off in the car. Luckily I found it.

How often does S9P sample HR in 24:7 mode?

@marvelmike take a look at NPE’s CABLE product: it at least allows you to create a virtual bike POD from - for example - the cadence data stream from your power/cadence sensor and a separate speed sensor. I got a refurbished one for $39.

The limitation of only one bike POD is gorydamn annoying, as is the limitation of only one HR or power sensor. It’s the biggest change I’d like to see in our watches: multiple sensor types.

@bnorthrop I contacted Suunto customer support about buying extra spring bars for the 9 Peak and was told that they don’t currently sell them but would email me if they do start.