@runomatic said in Suunto and Concept 2 indoor rowing: @raven said in Suunto and Concept 2 indoor rowing: As for the watch showing 620m vs 500m, if the watch is using the internal accelerometers for pace (rather than a connection to the PM5) then that would explain it. Suunto always overestimates. I just did a 6km row a bit ago and Suunto thought it was 6.88km. Note you can edit distance in the session record. I thought one of the purposes of ErgSync was to ensure that the distance matches the ergometer. Otherwise, what’s the point of the app? Note I’m just guessing on “why” the discrepancy. It is likely simply a bug of some kind, but a bug of “writing the acceloremeter data not the PM5 data” seemed to make more sense than “taking the PM5 data and changing it”. For me, the point of this app would be getting power data, not distance. I treat rowing like cycling, doing power targets for time durations, and have rowing power zones I pay more attention to than pace, and likewise, cumulative kJ rather than meters.

@maszop yes, I forced stopped it and now Media Controls are working EXCEPT the Volume control. Let’s see how long it will take to not work again.

we are cooking something

@ggrego it’s one of the better AOD designs

@Sportsfreund said in My Vertical 2 Wishlist for Next Update in 2026: @Luca-C. and rowing with indoorrower. Furthermore, full support with Concept2. I waterrower support could also be added it would be great

after having reached 99% my Race takes a loooong time before full charge. If I don’t go wrong, the charging speed slow down at the end to preserve the battery.

24 hours later, 77%. I’m monitoring HR 24/7, but display is off and awakes on raise.

@JoeBloggs2791 I mean: is the out put strong enough? Sometimes there are weak adapters like 5W. I use a 15W adapter to charge my SV2

@Robin-C-B VO2max is overrated. It’s just an estimate, anyway. Garmin uses it for its analyses, and that’s why people mistakenly think they really need it.

Is it available for the Ocean?

@masi0 From in-app documentation, there’s no clear distinction between daytime and nighttime HRV measurement. What is explicitly described is how “resources” are calculated: Active state: recovery time from activities reflects recovery needs. Longer recovery times indicate faster depletion of resources. Inactive state: HRV is used to assess autonomic balance. Higher HRV indicates more available resources, while lower HRV indicates reduced resources. Metrics like RMSSD, stress index, SDNN, together with heart rate, are used to evaluate stress levels. So the focus is not on when HRV is measured, but on how it is used within the model.

@manno02 If you can still wait, maybe worth seeing what will change the next firmware release. No date, but in theory “soon”. No clue if it will fix this, but lots of things, so maybe…

@Giorgio60 said in Will OpenSuuntoPlus be coming to Suunto Run?: @raven Il Suunto Race 2 per me è troppo caro. Il Run va benissimo come prezzo. Then it sounds like the Sunnto+ ability wasn’t worth the additional cost for you. Enjoy your Run watch!

said in Vertical 2 syncing of routes: @maszop I do not what I am missing, but after creating the new route offline, as you described, ie using the “free drawing” option, the Suunto app wants me to save the newly created route before it can be followed/used, either in the app itself or be synced to the watch. But when trying to save the route and pressing the button “Save”, the app shows a error message saying “No internet connection” and wont accept the “Save”, hence the new route created offline does not sync to the watch…and/or can not be used in the app for navigation. What am I missing? BR Carl

@Egika Thanks! That was exactly the sort of answer I was looking for, straight to the point and pragmatic! Thanks Egika BR Carl

Oh yes it could be really nice. I’m not sure it can be handled with the S+ OpenApps though ? It needs communication with the BT SMart protocol I guess. I’d really love to see this actually (switch between Erg, level, external)