@luke55
Well, who knows, everything is possible maybe you have very sensitive skin … but I would say it’s unlikely.

I guess it’s more probable that it’s blocking blood flow and pressing on wrist nerves.

@Theo-Lakerveld

This happens with my vertical when I connect the vertical and the smartphone to a charger with two outputs for charging. It seems that the charger then switches on and off constantly.

@Arselumaco make sure watch is tight enough on your wrist. If happening all the time try a watch restart by holding upper button down for 12 sec.

@milixov try cleaning the charger and the contacts on the back of the watch, it could be that the watch sees the charger disconnecting and it stops the download.

@Raphes67 Use the Race CompanionS+ app and and the information you want.

@cygglo do you mean that you are able to create them, and don’t see them on the watch, or that you do not know where to create them?

@enneo same here 🦆

@Raphes67 it should be all explained here. Suunto does not use its own technology to deal with training stress and training, it uses TrainingPeaks IP.

@damkalispetros
please check in which area are you posting 😉

@flav38 you cannot synchronize the data from the app to the watch, but I am sure there are third-party apps that will let you import activities from Strava to the Suunto App, if this is what you want.

@Ionut-Andarachi let me see.

For 1) I think location is actually from the phone, not the watch. Is the phone sending weather forecast to the watch.

For 2) you can create a custom sport mode (check the website for information) and add HR to your screen.

For 3) I cannot say without knowing if your AGPS was up to date, and if this was your first activity or not. My GPS locking is a matter of seconds.

@gizmo https://forum.suunto.com/topic/10655/software-update-2-33-14-hotfix-q1-2024

@Tony-Monteiro Oh yes, sometimes it happens. It’s a bit of a nuisance but hey, it has an easy solution.

You have to load tracks to the watch until you reach the allowable limit of the watch. In my 9PP I don’t remember well but I think there are 15 (or 10, I don’t remember well, the fact is that there aren’t many).

Those who have remained “ghosts” on the watch are displaced by these new ones and disappear. Then it’s time to disable again those that you have loaded to carry out this process.

I hope I have explained myself well.

@Dawid-Wnukowski said in Issues with power meter:

Hello,
I’m quite happy owner of Suunto Race (for almost 2 weeks). Unfortunately, I have a major issue connecting with a power meter. Pairing works smoothly but when I want to start the activity watch can’t connect to it and for that, it won’t receive data. Calibration in this case is also impossible of course…

Do you have your power meter connected to a cycling computer (or phone) as well? If you do and the connection is using Bluetooth then the problem may be that your power meter only supports 1 Bluetooth connection. If your power meter and cycling computer also supports Ant+ then the solution is to use Ant+ for the power meter/cycling computer connection. The Race watch can then connect to your power meter using Bluetooth.

If this is not your problem then I don’t have any idea what the issue may be.

@ab100 not possible afaik. However, during an activity you can workaround this by using the Suunto+ app “Emergency info” and add your own contact info.