@atoponce Yeah, I wasn’t sure if CPS allowed for a speed criteria, and didn’t want to re-read the spec so I just linked it for you. CPS is often used with another protocol CSCS (Cycling Speed and Cadence Sensor), which obviously does report speed. When you finish an indoor cycling session, you can “edit the distance” for an indoor cycling ride. I never bother to do this, but if you use it to match what you’re seeing in an app, then you might get something you’d like, assuming it takes the “distance” and works out a speed graph over the session duration. Out of curiosity, what do you expect to learn from “speed” you can’t learn with power data? I don’t know of a “FTS” Functional Threshold Speed aspect like there is FTP to make power zones. Do you think you’d use it as an alternative way to determine TSS?

@Stoke80 I would love to see what they say. I had a K3 and loved it, but went to the 1040 because I got a deal on it, but would love go back. Following. Let us all know.

@Tieutieu Thank you for your answer, i will try it snd will give a feedback

And, yes, I have synced to Suunto App, and connected to GNSS since the time changed…

@2b2bff No question about it! I’ve also been programming since early 1990s and do that for living.

One of the coolest features is that you can nap while you are sleeping… [image: 1773069257957-d10eaa2b-f597-4830-bc22-3873adb8dc01-image.png] [image: 1773069390104-d0e60fa7-8b6c-4f8b-9d8d-001200dea361-image.png]

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

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