@OutdoorMan i’m to lazy to keep pressing snooze each 10 minutes Anyway, there are other uses. I use it to remember me to take my medication, sometimes I know I will only be home in an hour. When that happens I dismiss the alarm. I don’t want to snooze each 10 minutes for one hour…

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@Patrick-RS Are you sure that no other device (e.g. your Wahoo Elemnt) is connected to your power meter via Bluetooth before you try to pair your power meter to your Suunto? This power meter only supports one active Bluetooth connection.

Hello, I was experiencing the same issue with abnormally high elevation gain after every outing, whether running, trail running, or cycling. This was true regardless of the wind conditions: light, strong, or nonexistent. I tried all the advice on the forum, then realized that the atmospheric pressure reading wasn’t stable when I stayed in one place (home, work, etc.). I then contacted someone on the Suunto chat who advised me to return the watch to have the atmospheric pressure sensor checked. The process took two weeks (sending, repairing, and returning the watch), and indeed, the sensor was faulty. After the watch was returned, the pressure reading was completely stable when I was stationary and the weather was stable. The elevation gain returned to normal, with no significant difference compared to Strava or any other comparative measurement. Problem solved. On reflection, the elevation measurement is carried out in FusedAlti mode, therefore via GPS and pressure sensor between GPS points, but if the sensor is unstable, this explains the “waves” on the elevation curve and therefore the overestimation of ascents and descents. No relation with à firmware update.

@galerna recovery time is not cummulative but per activity…

@GiPFELKiND said in Bug: power meter loses connection in activity: @Olaf-Gottschalk same Problem with Bluetooth heart rate Sensor… Suddenly breaks and lost for the whole Session I am convinced it is a bug in Suunto’s BT algorithm combined with how some sensors enter a sleep mode or something like this. For my HR sensor (Wahoo) it never had an issue like my Wahoo SpeedPlay power pedals have. But yes, I can see the exact same problem happening with any kind of sensor. Suunto’s BT software is kind of unforgiving once it loses connection. Will never return, never recover, and does not give the user a feedback and option to reconnect in the session. That is the problem. Plus: it was NOT an issue prior to Suunto changing the complete BT stack!

@sky-runner Touch on map only in definiitevely the best option for me also with a way to turn touch on/off globally in a quick menu, upvoted This will also avoid turning off an morning alarm by unwanted screen touch btw

@Regis-Letowski-0 oui ça peut arriver ; sur les données de récup a priori bug ponctuel. La question fondamentale : quel impact sur ton entrainement ou ton activité ? La seule aide à ce stade : juste prendre un peu de hauteur sur ces métriques et ta montre qui n’est pas un appareil médical. Blague à part, à titre perso je regarde le sommeil comme un indicateur, et j’ai rarement de gros ratés (race S pour ma part pour la nuit). La durée récup je ne la suis pas, je ne l’ai jamais trouvée pertinente ; le suivi de charge est beaucoup plus cohérent et utile (CTL/TSS…) AMHA.

Also nothing from my (Elite Misuro) bikepod with November Rain Firmware. Should this be fixed with the current version?

@halajos no photo, it’s at bottom of screen, it’s small. I use the watch 24/7, and train 6-7 days per week

@Olaf-Gottschalk It might be software it might be hardware, that impacts software crash, but I think what this forum trying to tell you, that having crashes like that so often is not really normal and nobody else gets that. So you should contact Suunto and get it replaced or fixed. (Of course if you already tried that and was denied, I understand your frustration)

@Squirrel thank you, issue resolved.

Mistake on my part tss of tp was misconfigured indeed 1-2 difference thank you good evening