@timecode said in Training readiness would be great for an upcoming update !: Training readiness is something nice to have, but do people actually follow what the app is telling them? I know how I feel when I wake up, for example today I am tired and fatigued, but the app is telling me I am almost at the peak of my recovery : ) I rather check my resting HR in the morning and maybe HRV, but I know my body and know when to push through and when to rest. For myself, I’m going to continue to check all the data I previous was: overall sleep time last night and sleep trend last few days, overnight HRV and HRV trend, overnight minimum heart rate and average heart rate, my “Resources” value, and my CTL ATL Form from Suunto, in addition to how I feel in terms of muscular strain, etc. This new Readiness number, at the moment, just adds a little bit, mostly a puzzle to determine how it is getting its value. If it had been a simple “ready, warning, stop” with no number, then I’d have nothing to analyze and could quickly check and leave it. Note I don’t think they should simplify it now that it’s in this form. I wouldn’t mind a more detailed explanation of how it is doing the math to come up with the score, so I don’t feel the urge to try to scrutinize it.

@trotzendorff first of all those running metrics are only send over ANT+. But even if they would send it over BT as well, I doubt it would be implemented in Suunto firmware. Like the buffering only works with Suunto Smart Belt…

I also met abnormal long recovery times (>40h) the first year I went on my usual skiing holidays on the Alps with my new Race. Day after day the Fatigue (TSS/d) skyrocket and at the end of the week I was supposed to be nearly dead …

@Lorenz kommt der LAP-Screen nicht, oder vibriert es nicht? Vibration an sich sind aber aktiviert? Einstellungen->Allgemein->Töne->

I also think this should be fairly high priority. This is what makes smartwatches attractive to the non-niche (trail runners) users. I see much more characters when receiving an e-mail notifications versus whatsapp notifications. Also: if a suunto race (s) can draw a GPS map, it can render a picture received in WA.

@Egika said in Movesense not compatible?: Flight mode off? (there are two switches) HR belt selected in activity pre start options? Yes to both! @Mff73 said in Movesense not compatible?: @enneo Did you try to pair it/them to any other apps or devices? Even the Suuntoapp itself… That helped! After connecting to the Suunto App I was able to get the HR reading starting the activity. But I also noticed that connected with the Suunto App both sensors give me ~80bpm while the watch is ~60bpm and I am measuring ~60bpm manually. I guess I will have to toss both Movesense sensors… In the end electronics does not age well, unlike a good red wine!

@Marco-Reisinger For #1 what phone are you using, I may move this post.

@2b2bff yes indeed, pressing lap button after the warm-up session to launch intervals set. Thanks will look into other topics

@olivier.kasper31130 with the 2.40.38 version, all my download problems disappeared. Thank’s to developers

@Fermizante Something was off either with route or navigation. You can exit the route by switching navigation to breadcrumb. I would examine your route and settings you enabled. I agree that snap to route could have been enabled.

@claudiotereso !!!

@sorinus GPX editor. You can import, add the elevation then export again to Suunto. Lots of others as well.

@FlickM thank you for the feedback and enjoy your Sunnto

@Umer-Javed just to clarify, during LVO (Low Visibility Operations) approach and landing we don’t use GPS alt, rather radio altimeter for the DH/DA For a standard ILS minimas are based on barometric reference instead, ciao

@panadero it is known https://forum.suunto.com/post/164974

@FlickM you can’t end a route while having map on the screen, that’s correct. Just switch to next data screen and end it. It’s nothing to worry about.