@Steven-Hambleton oh yes

@Ger43 I have a Race 1 (and Race 2)… the Race 1 has been great, with none of the distance loss / trimming of the Race 2. Lots of comparisons of features online, but from my practical experience, what I’m most concerned about is accurate ascent/descent, and accurate distance. The Race 1 is great in these regards.

@aiv4r better than nothing

@sky-runner I had the same problem with the calculation of positive and negative elevation gain. I sent my Suunto Race to the Suunto repair center to have the barometric sensor checked, and they replaced it because it was faulty. Since the repair, the calculation of positive and negative elevation gain is excellent, with very small differences compared to Strava, for example. The problem likely stems from the barometric sensor and the altitude measurement when you’re at home. If the value isn’t stable, the sensor needs to be replaced.

@sky-runner I’m sorry, I didn’t mean the graph would look compressed, rather the complete UI would, as it would reduce the whitespace below the headline. If you look at the Android representation, you have a 100 line, but whitespace over the line. TBH I think it looks better with the 120 line and the whitespace. My problem is that the range is shifting around on iOS…

The turn-by-turn guidance is not a standard in GPX files and Suunto uses a specific way of storing “turn-by-turn guidance waypoints” into the file. Other route planners may use a different way to store them. Thus it’s working between Routeplanner and Suunto app as they are using same way to mark them, but third party GPX files use different syntax or none. Recreating tbt into a GPX file that does not have it is not trivial as it requires rerouting the complete route. It can be done, but getting good quality tbt is really challenging.

@Audaxjoe I’m afraid that the times are stuck for me.

@Mff73 I just tested it with a new battery, no improvement on the Race S side. I tried connecting the heart rate monitor to the “Elite HRV” Android app, same result : the frequency is detected for a few seconds and then the app loses the signal with the heart rate monitor.

@Brad_Olwin Yup, you’re lucky. My point is just that if anyone hasn’t invested in Suunto yet, they should look at my experience as a warning. You’re better off looking for another brand.

@Audaxjoe I agree with you. The best would be choose one option in the setting menù of activity. Like this for the handlebar bike/mtb use insn’t usefull. One compromise would be to choose (with option) to stop the display brightness to the first step after 8 sec without AOD. Would be a solution for bike activity where you use the watch on handelbar.

@OutdoorMan А если серьездно ?

Search the forum, it was written recently that Ocean is not dead. But saying when something will be out, the answer is the usual one…

Upps wrong Picture sorry

Did you remove/disable the message widget?

@sky-runner yes i know. The Other tread Starts Yesterday. Perhaps link there to this tread

@isaac.net You’re welcome.

@herlas Do you know if the cadence and speed sensors can be connected?

ah okay, thanks for the replies. That is unfortunate. It happened twice already that I didn’t manually switch to the other device (i switch between the two every day so they can properly dry before I use them again) and I only got pulse based heart rate without zonesense for the activity.