@UjcoCZ 1. Your comment is irrelevant. HR broadcast to a bike computer makes sense. Wahoo has popular bike computers. Suunto should work with them. 2. I don’t use a HR strap. My V2 works fine for me since the latest updates and HR is very reliable even when doing some rough biking.

@Danny If you have a multimeter, you could measure the voltage between the two contacts – around 5V DC – to check if the cable is ok

@Mattg576 Thank you! I bought a similiar to 8 from china online store and for sure it is not as good as a original one.

@Mff73 Yes, I noticed that it doesn’t base its route on the one I was taking. It redraws the route based on my first pebble point as the crow flies. It’s not really following my imagination. Going back to the first route worked differently.

In my screenshot above the area when the sensor is disconnected is flat lined, as other commented, I would prefer to have no data. Possibly it’s a limit of how data is represented having to link two values? I had another occurrence of this bug today and is always the same behaviour.

Currently went back to 1.0.16.(82) and working well.

@Mff73 Yep, thanks a bunch!

@MirkoP said in 9PP Appreciation in 2026 / Things to fix before it's orphaned: Also, in Trail mode with the Polar H9 heart rate belt, the heart rate zone indicator (the frame in each window) doesn’t work. I switched to Run mode and it started working again. possibly you changed intensity zones for your trail running to something different? Check for this in the options. E.g. If you changed this to ZoneSense, it will take 10 minutes to actually show something…

@zhangschmidt Thanks for your answer I giving me some sort of mindset hacks it’s not that it is a dealbreaker for me I was only wondering if it’s an Runna or an suunto problem because my old garmin shows the number of intervals in the structured workout screens for Runna as fine as for intervals.icu in every session. Since it was also great on suunto for my first intervals.icu plan and I joined Runna a few days ago for my marathon prep, I was confused that it doesn’t work the same for Runna (like my old garmin)…

I think the same… unless there is a good reason (like new options) the watch should remember it’s settings… Regarding feeling - I left it enabled after I found it will get reenabled after updates. If you are asked, just press the crown without selecting a line and it will skip the question…

@EzioAuditore said in What do you think of the Suunto Spark?: @Brad_Olwin Yes I have the Pro 3. Great in everything except for running. Maybe I should try other ear tips Ang give it a try. But after the open ear headphones I don’t wont to be fully isolated. The Pro 3 have complete transparency mode so there is no isolation at least not in my experience. They also have an adaptive transparency that I find works well especially with noisy environments where background is a bit muted but nearby and abrupt sounds are well transmitted.

@raven said in Suunto and Concept 2 indoor rowing: I believe you’re referring to the “commodule” that attaches onto the WaterRower S4 monitor. Yes, the ComModul is what I, at present, have on my rower. Well, technically, as the battery needs charging, and I’ve lost the cable. New one should be in later this week. Good to know, though, that SmartRow is not (yet) connecting to ErgSync; saves me a few hundred that I’d rather not spend in the hopes it would work. Thanks for taking one for the team, @raven.

My HR with the Race 2 and the latest firmware is not working either for me. This is a very new device. It worked 35 minutes but then, there’s a moment that the sensor is stuck in very high bpm readings (completely off). [image: 1776034602048-race2_stuck.png] I didn’t expect this at all. In fact, I remember I had a similar issue with the Race 1, and despite having a diferent sensor.

After ANOTHER instance of this same issue again today, I can confirm more closely what is happening: when the issue occurs (after a GNSS-based activity), the calibration feature locks out until the watch is restarted, even if that’s days later. What this means is the altimeter drifts from reality as time goes on, and manually calibrating it won’t stick in the readings more than a few seconds, when the old value overrides. It does not appear linked to rinsing the watch (aka quick pressure changes from water), as it happened without that occuring.

After performing a hard reset, everything seems to be working fine so far. I haven’t experienced any random soft resets since then.

Did another ride with 3 pauses to resume later and I can confirm the bug is there. A few hundred meters before the pause is removed from the activity. This shows not only on Suunto App but also other apps like Strava or Intervals.icu [image: 1776001745295-1000094482.png] [image: 1776001745395-1000094483.png] [image: 1776001745416-1000094484.png]

I had the same warning again but now at the end of the dive. Mandatory Gas Time Alarm 00:00 minutes, switched back to normal display after +/-30 Seconds. Is this probably the 5 min gas time alarm which can be expected?Screenshot_20260412_125200_Suunto.jpg