@Stoke80 Personally I expect the new update in first weeks of July, since it would be nice tonhave new things to try over summer. (Also not sure how much is still happening in Finland, but vacation season should be starting). But also probably not going to release new fw during Val D’Aran weekend, so maybe next week. Complete guess of course or maybe just wishful thinking hehe

I agree, beeing able to read a whole message for Whatsapp or any other messaging, text or mail app.

@Ze-Stuart happens to me, too

I used to have exactly the same opinion as you. Over the years I’ve used watches from different brands, and I kept comparing features, software updates, and bug fixes. But eventually I realized something. A watch doesn’t need dozens of features to help you become a better runner or athlete. Sometimes a simple, reliable watch that records your workouts consistently is all you really need. Of course, it’s nice when a company keeps improving its software, but in the end, our progress comes more from consistent training than from new features on the watch.

Hi. Thanks for the app, it works. It looks nice, like very good piece of software and I like it, but… The map is horrible. Basically empty, with no usable points that could help somebody determining where actually I am. Like if anything happened deep in forest, mountains etc, it is impossible to precisely locate me, call help, navigate to, or so. No possibility to reflect position to any other mapping service. Even copy/paste coordinates fails. It is weird. My point is: I use this app during my bike trips (often in the wild) to let my wife or friends know where I am. But they don’t in fact.

@Pierre-Matelski Même chose pour moi. Il y a 6 mois, ma batterie tenait plus de 2 semaines avec environ 5-6h d’activité gps. J’avais déjà optimisé pas mal de truc pour qu’elle tienne le plus possible (pas de FC H24, pas de raise to wake, pas de suivi de sommeil). Désormais je suis à moins de 2 semaines et je passe de 30 à 10% en 2 jours. Ça reste convenable car j’ai tout optimisé, mais si j’utilisais toutes les fonctionnalités, je serais à moins d’une semaine. Je me demande aussi si ça ne vient pas de la grosse MAJ qu’il y a eu après la sortie de la Race 2.

I have been testing with 3 different LED flashlight on / near / close / up and down to the POD and the Nautic and the computer held its connection state as expected. So I do not expect that the RFI is causing the signal to become in-stable. Maybe a combination with POD pressure buildup in combination with RFI? I hope the Suunto dev teams can find the issue reading my POD and Nautic logs.

@stereodreieck86 Hi there! I try to answer you by points: 1- My implementation use only official LDI. Proprietary control need an android or IOS phone paired to the ebike to read the data. There is a security going on on the first pairing that need to be done and there is no reverse engineering available on that. Other uses data from the can bus but it need physical access to the bus. 2- No for both at the current state 3- LDI is the easiest one to go with. Older protocol is all reverse engineered but has additional data and hardware requirements 4- I have only one gen4 and one gen5 personally tested and they work nicely 5- I can’t test but probably the only field not available is the light sensor (working on my Kiox400C). Probably not available if there isn’t a display (i suppose, not confirmed). As a bonus i can say that i’ve tested all the non documented data field on the LDI protocol and no data is transmitted. All that is documented is all that we have.

@nmiguelrf I don’t remember well whats was the reason but this was in the watches (Spartan for sure and even early firmwares for the S9B, but I do not remember well) and had some downsizes too, so they switch to determine the zones using the phone. I think that if you search in the forum you can find some threads about this. So, you have to sync your phone to get the correct zone in your watch. BTW, for me it is ok how it works now.