@peegee for Suunto App

j’aimerais également avoir la possibilité de mettre le mode eco en raccourci. Pour des raisons d’econnomie de batterie je suis en mode eco en journée mais si je veux avoir un suivi de sommeil il faut obligatoirement avoir la fréquence cardiaque d’activé en temps réél, donc desactiver le mode eco. Cela me simplifirait l’utilisation que d’avoir cette fonction en raccourci

@mikekoski490 The Tempe is ANT+ only.

@Adam-Rykala 100% with you on those recommendations. I have a Verity Sense and a Scosche R2+ and have found both of them solid across all my activities. I’ve never trusted wrist-based OHR for anything other than general daily monitoring because I have bony wrists

@Arie-Rahmadi The distance of the Runn treadmill sensor is exact. You can use it with the standard calibration or calibrate it according to the distance of the treadmill.

@Mff73 said in No vibration: Don’t you have an option to put your body in extended DND mode ? Used to have it before the last update dropped but sadly not any more… I’ll get me coat

@mikekoski490 OH, and I just noticed. The .gpx map that I downloaded from Strava? The one that correctly provided 0m elevation gain or loss when I created the route in Strava? Here is how it converted to when I review the route in my Suunto Race: [image: 1721330813541-35762538-edca-48c1-af00-dbe192e310af-image.png] [image: 1721330849293-31dc1579-1249-455d-be87-13192698553e-image.png]

Hi. I also get that the touch do not respond on my vertical but it happens also after ending an activity. It stays unresponsive for a while and then it comes back. I do not know for how long though. Once I tried a soft reset and it works again. But I do not want to do a soft reset when it happens since some values restarts. I’m in Norway hiking and want my Baro trend. But it has happened several times during one week now.

I have been wearing watches (suunto race) for a week 24/7 - haven’t seen anything like sleep tracking as such. (I already reset watches because after recent software update because, all hr and bo sensors stopped working), now - no sleep tracking. HR sensors shows 45-50 in the morning, however no sleep tracking, I have default rest HR settings, sleep tracking on, dnd of.

@TitaniumDave I guess this would be a rotating rose compass with a fixed needle.

@kbilel I send the watch last week from Fr, they replaced my device with a replacement unit and send it, i have it today, A realy nice service, thanks suunto

@Tieutieu thanks… the App update helps. Now the sections of the route are colour-coded.

Debating between all black and Race S all black while I enjoy my SV Ti. It’s like I find the Race S a bit better but I know I’ll need a bigger format. Both watches have the same price these days here. Btw, I’m wearing now my old F6X Pro Sapphire Solar, that weights 82g with the 26mm strap (just to feel the weight). I had weared that watch for about 5 years, done many ultras and It still feels perfect. The Race weights 83g and it’s smaller than the F6X. Then I don’t like at all the Race Titanium model (Titanium does look very good in the SV though). Thinking in the everyday use, where you need to like the watch, I find steel the good choice.

@wurzlsepp said in Suunto race Mehrtagestouren: Alternativ die Uhr die Nacht über pausiert lassen, was allerdings viel Strom kostet Hier auf Englisch die Erklärung was da Strom verbraucht und was man tun kann.

Thanks @Brad_Olwin! I agree. Considering the paces when running a long time, all GNSS systems with one band should be more than enough. Let’s say for a 100 miler. I’m now remembering that even with an FR935 (back in 2017), that only had GPS (no GNSS, no multiband and without maps) I was able to get pretty accurate “out of route” notifications while running 100 kilometers. Those notifications were everything I wanted in 2017. The Race S lasts 60 hours in those conditions, or even perhaps more. We want more accurate tracks in 2024 than those we were used to have years ago but it’s really impressive what is being accomplished in a watch of this size.

@cumbrian-runner Remove watch from BT on phone (forget) Turn off completely BT on phone (I even had to restart my iPhone once) Remove phone from watch settings > connectivity > paired devices Try to re-pair. If not successful do the same again by restarting both phone and watch. Last resort: factory defaults on watch.