Suunto HR Belt unreliable with 9 Peak Pro since firmware update - anyone can confirm?

[sartoric]

@Pyranya
indeed

it looks ok at the beginning, then it goes bananas
What’s that sample duration ?

[Pyranya]

@sartoric

Duration for the run was 30min.

greez

[Pyranya]

I’m going to test the HR Belt with a different phone and a different app and then see what the results look like.

greez

[Swaddy61]

@Brad_Olwin It seems to me there are some pretty big (like huge) HR spikes on the V2. I am not sure I am understanding what you have written. Are both the V2 and the S9PP paired to the HRM2 at the same time? If so, why are there big spikes on one, and why don’t the traces match exactly?

[Brad_Olwin]

@Swaddy61 said:

@Brad_Olwin It seems to me there are some pretty big (like huge) HR spikes on the V2. I am not sure I am understanding what you have written. Are both the V2 and the S9PP paired to the HRM2 at the same time? If so, why are there big spikes on one, and why don’t the traces match exactly?

Yes, both connected to the same SHRM2, it could be that the V2 was not receiving the signal as well. The V2 is on field test firmware and that could be an issue. I would not pay much attention to it.

[Brad_Olwin]

@Pyranya said:

I’m going to test the HR Belt with a different phone and a different app and then see what the results look like.

greez

The data look bad on Runalyze, it is most likely the strap. Depending on smoothing with whatever device you test it may be ok but not for the 9PP or any other Suunto watch. I have had this issue as well when my straps wear out. The SmartSensor straps last between 6 months to 1 year for me.

[Pyranya]

@Brad_Olwin

So the sensor may be fine?

greez

[sartoric]

@Pyranya usually yes

[Pyranya]

@sartoric

Thank you

[Brad_Olwin]

@Pyranya said:

@Brad_Olwin

So the sensor may be fine?

greez

Yes, my sensors last forever, still using one from Ambit 3 Peak