@Olaf-Gottschalk wie wäre es mit Laufband? Das ist Laufen ohne GPS. Und ich verstehe immer noch nicht die Sinnhaftigkeit, die Schrittzahl zu kennen…

@AYHAN-YILDIZ sorry, cannot understand the screens. But on the last one it seems that the watch is taking a measurement as it should, no?

@Sascha-Domres I haven’t tried that yet but as soon the livetracking app is connected I loose connection to the suunto app which is needed for spoken data like heart rate, lap time … So yes, the Suunto app looses connection and needs to be reconnected later on. I mentioned this fact in the lifetracking s+ thread but don’t know if there will be a solution. Maybe @Nikolai-Simonov knows if this could be solved

@jumpy88 I concur with @sartoric, you probably need a replacement.

I would like times for high and low water plus heights based on the nearest reference port and a tide graph. For example I know I can navigate a particular channel when the depth of water at Mallaig is 3.3m or more. The channel isn’t at Mallaig but that’s the reference port I use for this location and the depth at a particular time is more useful than the actual time of HW (or the time of HW locally because a neap tide may not reach the required height, even at HW) If I have times and depths of high and low water I can work it out manually from that but a graph makes life easier. I’m a sea kayaker as well as a runner and this information would be helpful. However in a situation without phone coverage such as on a multi day trip I’m not sure if the software could load or store and display advance predictions and if there was coverage it might be more efficient to view it from actual tide tables or on a smart phone. Or simply write it down in advance on a bit of paper! There’s a lot more to it than just high and low water times but they are a starting point from which other calculations can be made using other data (which I’m pretty sure couldn’t be on a watch) and are useful locally for planning launch and recovery.

If this is the same bug I had with my Run, then it is to do with pausing during a workout (auto or manual). See if you still have the problem if you disable auto pause and refrain from any manual pauses. It’s by no means a fix I know, but this is what support told me “For now, we still recommend keeping the auto-pause feature turned off, as it may occasionally cause irregularities in activity data”. I was seeing completely borked hr graphs any time I had any kind of pause in a workout, but it looked fine without. I ended up returning my Run as I didn’t get much confidence it was going to be fixed any time soon, seems they are more concerned with fancy watch faces that fixing bugs

@Cyclepunk if you can’t see your Apple Watch-recorded workouts in Sports Tracker app on iPhone, then check that iPhone app has Apple Health access permissions You need to open iPhone settings -> Apps -> Apple Health -> Sharing -> Apps -> Sports Tracker and check that all toggles are on there.

@cheetah694 https://forum.suunto.com/topic/10018/hrv-overnight-readings-thoughts

@Brainicus ok I will test but am not convinced distance is from Stryd. I always get more distance with Suunto than any Garmin users. With Stryd previously witn auto calibration off distance was the same. I ran a 5km with three friends recently (post bluetooth change) and got 100m more using Stryd and Suunto. The next day we ran and I accidentally had gps off on my watch so 100% Stryd and our distances were identical. But I will test like you suggest with both on a straight route. I do not know why Suunto gives more distance than Garmin.

@Brad_Olwin good news - looking forward for the next release

first of all, I missend the mail for the email verification - then a longer story … I write this, to help others who might run into the same problem ################################################## your mail went to my spam folder - that’s why I missed the verification in time. the long search on how to get a new verification mail from your site found an entry in a subforum “FAQ about this forum” here are the steps: => goto USER-Profile, when you see… +Profile +Edit +Settings => open “EDIT” and search for “Change Email” follow the steps check your spam-folder done.

@duffman19 said in Suddenly while bike riding Connection HR Belt broken: @2b2bff I think that’s just what it does when it loses an HR signal. It takes the last read HR and continues writing it until it recovers rather than writing zeros. At least that’s been my experience when losing connection to an external HR. The watch will still show “–” though. Yes, you are right. Same things happen when connection to power pedals are lost during activity: the last measured value is held throughout the rest of the activity. It is such a bad joke as the last value is probably the worst you can record. If this situation occurs, no value would be better than that value because every other reading’s average now gets destroyed. The only “correct” way is to record that you don’t have the information and as such, no other calculated reading should be affected in the stats.

@GiPFELKiND said in Bug: power meter loses connection in activity: @Olaf-Gottschalk same Problem with Bluetooth heart rate Sensor… Suddenly breaks and lost for the whole Session I am convinced it is a bug in Suunto’s BT algorithm combined with how some sensors enter a sleep mode or something like this. For my HR sensor (Wahoo) it never had an issue like my Wahoo SpeedPlay power pedals have. But yes, I can see the exact same problem happening with any kind of sensor. Suunto’s BT software is kind of unforgiving once it loses connection. Will never return, never recover, and does not give the user a feedback and option to reconnect in the session. That is the problem. Plus: it was NOT an issue prior to Suunto changing the complete BT stack!

Update from Stryd Support. They are working on a fix, expecting in soon.

@bulldogg Maybe it is just iOS app issue and not watch nor your cloud data. If you don’t have access to any android app to check, maybe you can access Sportstracker on the Web, login with your Suunto account and check if your activity recorded laps are uploaded to cloud (sports-tracker.com and Suunto are sharing same database) [image: 1766032164026-screenshot_20251218_052558_chrome.jpg]

@UjcoCZ You are not wrong. The “Find back” feature in the navigation menu will only point you in the direction of where the activity began by showing a bearing and distance on the compass and as a waypoint on the map. Your trace will remain on the map, as you pointed out, but without any “off track” alerts. What @Brad_Olwin is referencing is only applicable if you are following a loaded GPX route. All routes will auto-reverse themselves if you begin traveling in the opposite direction (after about 100 meters or so). In this case you will get “off track” alerts as you would when following the route forward. However, Suunto’s auto-reverse feature is notoriously glitchy as has been discussed on this forum (here and others). This is especially true if your route is an out-and-back or includes any crossover sections or intersections. I wouldn’t trust it completely, but rather simply use the map page to retrace your route.

@dragonfail sure https://apkpure.com/suunto/com.stt.android.suunto.china The ony thing that you won’t able to signup w.o. Chinese phone number ‍️ There’s isolated ecosystem not related to the main suunto accounts.

@Squirrel should be solved and not happen anymore