@Iggge Could you please be more specific, the “other watches” you wear that you measure your HRV with?

@Mff73 well, I get what you mean, but Suunto is not offering any of those products. It would make buying a Suunto watch more attractive if you could see and use your Oura / Withings / Ultrahuman etc. sleep and HRV data in it IMO. If Suunto would deny using those features without a suitable Suunto device paired (e.g. HRV would only be visible when a Race, a Vertical or a 9PP would be paired), Suunto won’t loose any profit.

I think it’s not the most important feature though 😅 more like something “nice to have”

@Mff73 As the music player is a much wider issue. It isn’t limited to being underwater or a specific watch.

@isazi Do you have any update about the airplane mode which should act the same (disabling Wifi & Bluetooth) whether it is swicthed on/off from contol panel or settings?
Thanks!

So since HRV is derived from HR beats variability I don’t understand why is its calculation dependent on the watch model? As a matter of fact it could be supported through one of the many watch Apps or at least on the smartphone App?

Afaik the newer models have a newer HR sensor which is capable of measuring HRV from your wrist at night, so this might be one reason or Suunto wants to push you to invest in a new watch 😅

36Hours since top up to 99% charge, 30minute stretching activity (got my self injured on the last training run before a race this weekend), with OHR 24/7 and we are down to 93%. For now I am still averaging around 3% to 4% per day. Tonight will be a light run just to test the hip injury before the race on Sunday… Lets hope the watch and the body are on par to get me off the startline and somehow to the finish 🤙

@Vemee
Is it happening with a custom sport mode or a default one?
If with custom one, try a default one, and if it is working, your custom mode might be corrupted. If nothing work, no other clue 🤔.

@mlakis
Omg, but you are right 😳, I feel stupid now. 😔.

@Jonathan-C said in No more weather in my location (City) it shows district now.:

@Ze-Stuart thanks for the excellent write up!

You’re welcome! Nothing like nerding out on something.

I can’t imagine what happens at San Bernardino County, larger than a whopping 9 states at over 50,000 km², especially in times of heat waves and drastic temperature differences as illustrated on your map.

Bad data for bad decisions and grumpiness when plans have to be revised. Good example though: that covers the terrain from Las Vegas to Los Angeles, ranging in altitude from something like 1400m down to 0m. Last time I was there was that year of unusual weather where the snow settled on the strip: our flights were cancelled due to lack of de-icing equipment so we drove. Beautiful, but.

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@Mister-PYC I use a cable from Amazon, much cheaper than the Suunto OEM cable, and it’s longer. Works just fine.

@Audaxjoe Works pretty good for me although I do like the Suunto HR better for mountain biking (gives slightly better consistency and I think it is due to the profile)

The Coospo H808S is the one I have and use it mainly with my indoor rower which runs Bluetooth/ Ant+ and connects just as fast as the Suunto when pairing to my watch. For the price, it is a solid choice and beep and color flash to let you know it locked/lost signal is a plus.

Suunto Zoop dive computer uses the Reduced Gradient Bubble Model (RGBM) algorithm to calculate decompression, while Suunto Ocean is using Suunto’s Bühlmann 16 GF dive algorithm that is based on the Bühlmann ZHL-16C model.

You must set GF factors in your Ocean to have a NDL close to Zoop. However I don’t believe will be possible to get the same results.

@Sascha-Domres you are right for it is useless for hiking planing - and for safty - i do not understand why suunto act like this

@Datego I notice mine overcounting steps, like the older Suunto firmware used to: someone described it as being optimised for a quadruped, and they needed it optimised for a biped…

I’m curious, which firmware are you on?

@jeanlee sounds like triggering a manual lap in a land activity; you just want a ‘pin’ in the timeline of your dive to come back to in the app and add notes to?

@TitaniumDave I’m with @larrybbaker: why…? I would find that annoying.

Anyone with insight that can tell me if devs are going to do something about the step counter?

Did a smal hike today with my daughter. My Vertical did count about 40-50% of the actual steps.

Did count 100 steps and my Vertical counted 20 of those steps… soo yeah.

Since the update i haven’t won a single “step competition” with my wife when using my Suunto