@Garageman No, there is no direct way to import or transfer dive logs from a Vyper Novo into the Suunto Nautic dive computer itself, nor to merge them natively between different computers in the Suunto app. My situation was similar with a Vyper Air (DM5 only): I downloaded the dive logs from the Vyper Air to Suunto DM5 via USB. In SuuntoLink, I used the “Import dive logs” option (under the menu) to pull the DM5 history directly into the Suunto app on my Android phone—no device connection required for this step. All my previous dives are now in the Suunto app. Unfortunately, this only consolidates everything in the app (not on the Nautic device). The app remains the central storage for historical logs across Suunto computers. So I guess that’s how it is, and it makes sense for the vast majority of users. I don’t expect Suunto to add an “export to dive computer” function anytime soon.

@octane-koh put the device on the charge cable doing this.

Hi everyone, quick tip for the Suunto Nautic bungee attachment/strap setup: You don’t need to attach both pull tabs to the retainer loop on the strap. With both tabs attached, it fits perfectly snug on my arm over a 3 mm wetsuit. With my 7 mm wetsuit, it’s way too tight, so I only attach one tab. That leaves it a tad too slack on its own, so I added a small bungee D-loop extension (just a short extra piece of bungee cord), and now it’s spot-on perfect. On a drysuit, I imagine attaching only one tab would give a great fit without any extra tweaks. Another option if you need even more length/flexibility for thicker suits (or just prefer it): you could swap the entire bungee cord for a longer one. The Nautic bungee is adjustable via knots, but replacing it with a custom longer piece (or aftermarket equivalent) is a straightforward way to dial in the perfect fit for your setup. This makes the whole thing super comfortable and adaptable depending on your suit thickness. Hope it helps anyone fine-tuning their Nautic strap!

User @divingpassion discovered that the tank pressure disappears under 30 bars. if you go below 30 bar, Suunto Nautic shows 0.0 minute gas consumption remaining. Source: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/14751/showing-bar-below-30

@Ray-de-Jager I did pair again after the update… and dived. But now it has forgotten the POD after deep sleep. @voigas Yes, the POD must have pressure to turn on. The EON pairs auto, always (this time also)… I stille use the EON as a backup (which turned out to be a good decision on this dive). It is just a software bug i the Nautic… either in loading config or in re-scan for the POSs after turned on if the POD is in the config - and if the POD is not present then give a Warning POD not found! (This might be good if someone has forgot to turn on the air on, also!) I guess that it will be solved soon…

@Hugues78fr Yes I understand, that is why I said it is a great idea, and thus i was taking it hypothetically further…very often at a diveresort or liveaboard they show you this drawn card. I would find it a great feature if i could just take a picture and have it on my wrist! The Nautic has an awesome screen…so i guess showing a drawn map or picture for me would be SUPERHANDY If there was ANYTHING on my wishlist that would be it! Tides and maps…tssshhh…i have a phone

@mitchellrishe get the latest firmware from 13/02 it will fix this issue.

@JeffBB I noticed that while updating and or transferring offline maps it needs to be connected to the charger… Edit: Oh didnt see you sent it away and it got resolved.

# Suunto Request: It would be great if can you make a Switch Window “Compass View” double field. In this case we can assign it to the main screen and have the pressure + compass in a single view. The view would be perfect to hold position and check regurarly during the dive. The limited view should hold the position N/S/W/E markers and bearing indication as in the picture below. [image: 1770198867673-suunto.png] [image: 1770200200608-suunto2.png]

@2b2bff said in Adjustments to FR labels: But the things I mentioned months ago are still not worked in into the iOS App… That would be disappointing. An active and engaged community is a real asset and a win-win opportunity. Nautic is quite well designed from a hardware point of view. Most of the issues discussed here are minor software and UI refinements: low cost, but high impact on product quality and user experience.

@GiPFELKiND we need to push the need of the TIDE widget for all watches. That’s why I reply. Hope suunto will soon include it in the next software update.

@Nandodiver had to lough hard when the “soonish” was transcripted into “Suunto-ish” [image: 1769503821565-9013d03f-c96b-4e71-bb1b-8fc5e0e1fb43-image.png]

@Divingpassion I am indeed disappointed if the answer from Suunto is that. I can understand that new dive computers do take a bit of time to get up to speed to the real needs of some divers. Maybe if other divers ask for a 13 litre tank, they might change there minds ?

Haha, good catch @el.Fakir ! Maybe the next firmware with provide teleportation feature. Beam me up to the surface!

@Alon-Dotan It has been released now.

@Niels-Søren-Bøgh That’s super great news. I was just wondering if it was doable. I have the Suunto Nautic and I’m in the market for a backup computer. I was looking at competitors, but having that option makes me lean toward a Suunto product for sure. Can Suunto confirm that this is indeed a supported configuration? That would be awesome!

These are the situations where need to remember the baring degrees, setting the baring sits in another switch window. It would indeed be perfect to indicate GPS locations via POI’s in the water on the map. This will help us getting on track to wrecks, reefs etc…sits in another Switch window. [image: 1768739917630-20260118_105457.jpg]

@NO-DECO Correct and I do understand, but it is documented as a feature so logically you can assume its there when you purchase the device.