@cosmecosta yes correct. “Base” modes matter.

@Steve-Deremer check this one out, maybe you can post your comparisons there, like I did? I noticed a similar behaviour like you did, in my last run… check my post from last Saturday evening… https://forum.suunto.com/topic/3237/pros-cons-of-suunto-9-baro-only-be-fair-and-polite/33

@sartoric It does sound like that, but technically speaking that is not an official statement by Suunto. If they have it so clear, why not release that statement in one of the periodic updates (by Suunto itself, not by Dimitrios)? In any case, I had already accepted structured intervals would not make it to my watch. Hence, the change of watch, where structured intervals work wonderfully (powerful and easy to config both in-app and on the web).

@Brad_Olwin said in S9 or S5 expected battery life on 2.9.42: @cosmecosta No issues for me with back to back exercises either. Probably was only a punctual issue.

@Jonathan-Newby I think there is some placeholder/loading graphic visible.

@andrasveres ya I’m not sure. I’ve never turned the auto sync off so don’t know if mine would have the same issue.

@TELE-HO went to QS to check. I have no distance and no ascent/descent for yoga and strength activities, and the same for my indoor climbing custom activity. Also no ascent/descent for openwater swimming (but of course distance).

@Brad_Olwin I understand - and understand you. App-wise: my choice would be SA, too, hands down, too in comparison to the MC-App, but Website-wise/Computer-based: my choice is still the fully functional MC-website, as the only alternative site made and delivered by Suunto. There most certainly is a bunch of websites that can do a lot in order to analyse data, prepare for races etc, but these sites are absolutely not made to handle the Suunto-watches but only the data provided by these watches. All in all the main argument has not changed: SA is no substitute for the MC-website, not even for the S9, not at all for its predecessors

@Mellijr said in When upload routes with Suunto App with android phones?: When upload routes with Suunto App with android phones? if you mean Upload a GPX file and transfer it to your watch as a route, it is already there in SunntoApp for Spartan/S watches. If you mean something different, please tell us more about your watch and your case.

Just for the sake of chatting and knowledge It’s just arrived to mama today for a check, I’ll let you know.

@sartoric correct

@soggygeorge Perfect, we already have a clear culprit (based on data).

@murphyp228 I don’t think so until it has been developed for S9/5 line. Sorry but that Spartan will not get… you can find on the forum many threads about that.

@peterhoffmann said in Import and usage of gpx-routes/-tracks (created with komoot, brouter, other apps or downloaded from www) in Suunto App: Is the send to watch with the suunto app also possible without internet connection? Yes. Bluetooth is the connection between the smartphone/suunto app and the watch to sync new routes.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos Bluetooth scanning is off on my phone. After pairing to my old phone I am now able to pair again. Have a long run today so am not messing with it atm. After I will try to switch between the A3P and the S9 to see if I can repro…

I just upgraded my Suunto 5 with Release 2.10.18 and read the notes about Strava Relative Effort. If I understand correctly, if I want to have the same Relative Effort value in the Suunto App and in Strava, do I have to enter the same heart rate zones in both places? Does this mean that if for an activity (running or cycling) I have entered specific values, the calculation will not be the same in Suunto App and in Strava unless I also change the values in Strava? Why does not Strava synchronize the Relative Effort calculated by my Sunnto 5, such as the average HR or calories?

@cosmecosta said in Competitor Watches: I hope Suunto doesn’t use Windchill too this would at least explain the speed of progress in SA

@lkovari no, just activity sync and agps update

@isazi Of course, I thought it wouldn’t work in indoor sports, but they could fix it

@isazi this is spartaaaa!

indeed, tx, worked for me as well - spartan trainer on ios, had the issue since Thursday and have tried almost everything!

@DirkM ok, than - of course - that can’t be the reason at all …

Ok thanks, though it would be nice to have, I’ll just forcefully close suunto app to not have any notification during activity.

@silentvoyager said in S9 Route Guidance: @Brad_Olwin, Rerouting is a fine feature. But it should trigger only after a user went in an opposite direction and kept going despite the watch warnings. Currently the watch reroutes proactively before you even know which way was the actual planned route. That has not occurred to me when turning around but with complicated routes and multiple directions from one intersection the watch can choose the wrong route. Similarly on an out and back the watch has re-routed me in the direction I already came from. However, this has not happened proactively, only when there are multiple choices at an intersection.

@zhang965 I heard there should be a SA release in January, not sure if it includes this though.