@Nelson-Diogo yea I mostly agree that is not enough for some people, but it is also possible. A lot of people use other platforms or coaches to get training plans. I mostly just check what I need/want to do that day and set it up on the watch (if it is intervals or sprints or what ever). Other than that why bother to automate it, I can mostly remember that I have a long run for about 2 hours or smth, not that difficult.

ah here https://www.suunto.com/en-gr/sports/News-Articles-container-page/suunto-core-2-vs-core-1-whats-new-and-why-it-matters/

@hhouter made two dives today. No gas alarms this time. Everything went well.

Tide widget started working again today. Watch hasn’t left the house in the last 48 hours so I’m not sure what has changed. Perhaps Suunto has been working behind the scenes to fix it? Still not sure where they are getting their tide data from as it differs a bit from the tide tables of both my nearest ports. High and low tide times are out by between 10 and roughly 20 minutes on the widget. Still gives my location as Scotland, UK.

@VoiGAS, I purchased the Nautic end of Dec 2025 when it became available in Netherlands. Due to the fact that I missed the flexibility which my Suunto EON had to dive with two algorithms (RGBM & Buhlmann), I was comparing the Nautic Bulmann table vs RGBM because my buddies were using RGBM on their EON’s and Vypers. My old computer was the EON Core and I used them on the same POD in my dives to do the comparison. Let me be clear, I am a recreational diver with a good level of experience and I’m diving mainly in Netherlands, I do single dives on Sunday mornings so I didn’t compare situations like repetative diving and situations where RGBM locks out for omitting deco stops and Buhlmann takes this into account for next dives. I mainly was interested to have a comperable setting on the Nautic which was close to the RGBM P0 setting. We had some deep dives planned and we needed to have all computers reach Deco -1 at +/- the same time as this indicated the start of our ascent to the surface. The RGBM Default value P0 was less conservative then the Buhlmann default value - 40/85 (Medium) so for the next dive I changed the Nautic to the 45/95 (Low) value. This seemed to work quite wel and yes behaviour of the buhlmann is a bit different but in general this setting matched RGBM P0. I’m confident that the RGBM P0 which I dived on my Cobra’s, Vypers and EON’s was matching 45/95. So this is the setting on my Nautic I am using until today. My EON core remains as backup on P0.

@isazi it’s definitely after going into “deep sleep”

@Egika said: @elbee I have checked. This is going to be fixed. At least it is in the current test version. Thanks for checking! It’s appreciated.

@Nelson-Diogo sorry i missed this part. I have the Race.

@sartoric I’ve been using it for a very long time. The problem is that the application doesn’t support it. For example, it works very well on https://routeplanner.suunto.com. Clickable “plus” and “minus” icons should be added to a section of the application.

I tried all that. Disable: WiFi & Discover. Always-on Display: Off … I even try try Airplane mode and still is drain battery

@boxwex Also you need to wait 10 minutes to start seeing it working as suggested by snow

@BrunoH Thanks for your feedback. so the bug is on my watch. Biking is not in the list a think? have a nice day vinc

@johann.fuehrer Its Stages gen 3, you can test yes

@wakarimasen their tss is though synced back to your watch. Suunto app calculates that fyi.

@SamppaP none as well. But i care more more about the guides tbh.

@Wilson75 so this is on purpose, the Nexus watch face does not work with the firmware version Vertical 1 is using.

@gkaempfer For me the same issue. Wahoo Bolt 2.

@Manta for the Suunto plus app you have to compile and transfer this: https://github.com/SellA/BoschEBikeSuunto In my opinion however this is not convenient since you have to do it from the pc and, everytime you sync with the Suunto App on the phone, it will be erased. That’s a “stupid” limitation on the Suunto plus app that are not official distributed trough the mainline channel. I find myself perfectly happy with the ESP32 firmware flashed and set to POWER+CADENCE mode where i get the Cadence in RPM and Power in WATT. This is done trough standard communication like all other sensors and can be used without a custom plus app in the watch. And moreover, the power and cadence data will be used for Suunto internal algorithm, they are also correctly mapped to Strava if you have it. I’ve connected my board directly to the motor for getting power (using a DC-DC converter to step down the voltage from 12V to 3,3V) and it turns on directly with the ebike. Low power port (LPP) is used in my bike for the magnet sensor of the back wheel so i’ve connected it to the High power port (HPP). If you need further info just drop me a mail theray2189@gmail.com . I’ll try to help you to set things up if needed.

@Egika The strange reaction from suunto support I get from multiple bug reports. As if they have no interest in “older” devices.