@OutdoorMan May it is because I have pace at the top and HR at the bottom. I’ll try to modify it and see if is different. It works correctly for one time after the watch is restarted, which I guess resets some internal state. But it consistently looks like this on the majority of runs. The “flatline” is always at a different HR - sometimes at a high HR like in the above example and sometimes at a low HR. Also, to make it clear the “flatline” represents the time before the beginning of a run. In the above example I have been running for 22 minutes but the graph shows about 40 last minutes.

Great update, thanks for this dev team. Looking forward to using real-time ZS (and hoping Vertical 2 watchface will be released as well)

It worked now. I deleted the Bluetooth connection from my phone and, just to be safe, reconnected the strap to the watch.

@Olaf-Gottschalk said in Bug: power meter loses connection in activity: Believe it or not… I had Polar for many years and that last watch I had crashed almost on a weekly basis. So I am glad to be away from Polar. Garmin, I don’t like them at all. That’s kind of interesting. Is there anything that ties the behaviour between the two watches together? I have a Garmin 955, a Polar V3 and a Suunto Race and I’ve never had a crash in any of them? Could there be some commonality for your use case?

@ChrisA it is Runalyze… yeah, possibly it’s a me problem

@owend looks good

With the resources graphs when you swipe through the days the top line won’t stay the same. Depending on the day it might be 120 or only 80. It should be 100 all the time, so you have the same visual scale everytime and it is comparable…

@OutdoorMan contact dermatitis is not an allergy. You can speak to your GP for more info, it’s reasonably common

As this topic is about weight I want to add something Ontopic: The measured weight of the silicone strap is 19g versus the textile only weighting 5g! Impressive and in line with the TOs measurements

It’s being improved and known to all of us.

@SteffMG76 I’m not sure what you mean by atmospheric pressure being incorrect - do you mean altitude? I believe you should be able to enter a different height but the pressure is the pressure (and changes with the weather hence you may need to adjust the altitude).

@sky-runner I think it’s a sport watch as said I also prefer spm but I did not see any issue to change mind goal to use rpm (and cadence is one of the 4 field of my my data screen during all my run activities) Cheers

Mistake on my part tss of tp was misconfigured indeed 1-2 difference thank you good evening

@Steven-Hambleton I bought Barton spring bars that somebody else recommended for Race S. They are a bit thicker and fit perfectly - not loose at all. Also, I compared them to spring bars that came with Suunto nylon band.

@Josaiplu OK. I will not keep using premium version only to get my tss properly in Suunto. If that is the reason I could better skip to the free version as you mentioned it will provide also the tss. Currently in TP I doesn’t have my daily metrics also because Suunto doesn’t send it. Who knows what I will do. I still hope that Suunto will improve and add more functionality to their platform and I hear good news, web interface i.e… :-)… I like the approach of Suunto (using TP methodology) more than Garmins approach. I also noticed that in my hammerhead data of the activity, my FTP setting is not updated. I will look how/where to change and adjust that. As mentioned that Suunto looks at the max hr of the improted activity, than this will probably have not any effect. Update: not only my ftp but also the zones in my hammerhead account were not ok. I again aligned all zones, starting with TP, Suunto (both different HR zones for running and cycling) and Hammerhead.

I have the same problem. I can’t stand this behavior anymore — I’ve had the watch since October 1st, and every day I have to deal with resets and sensor shutdowns, especially at night when it should be monitoring HRV and sleep. I’m sending it in for service on Saturday. Since the issue seems limited to a few Vertical 2 units, I hope they’ll replace it. The battery performance also isn’t great: with one hour of training per day, battery life doesn’t last more than a week.

@jthomi No, unfortunately it doesn’t - sorry

@Horizontal_2 not officially. Some people that read the forum work at Suunto, some are beta testers. So some feedback trickles to Suunto…

@Olaf-Gottschalk It might be software it might be hardware, that impacts software crash, but I think what this forum trying to tell you, that having crashes like that so often is not really normal and nobody else gets that. So you should contact Suunto and get it replaced or fixed. (Of course if you already tried that and was denied, I understand your frustration)