@Niclas-Brundell Suunto watches, at least from 9PP are practically useless in strong wind. Overstated elevation by at least a few hundred, and very often over 1000m.

Of course, you can write here and there on the forum, but for years everyone has been pretending that there is no problem.

@BrunoH i ment if you hold down the bottom button during an ongoing activity then you get battery stats. 🙂

@Iggge Dann schien deine einen Fehler gehabt zu haben.

@disadisa I would like to point out that iPhones are manufactured in China. The quality of control depends on the specifications provided by Suunto. Therefore, there is no difference in terms of hardware assembly. Even when Finland produces high-quality products, the components often come from China, as is the case with Garmin and many others. When it comes to quality control, China has a poor reputation due to ignorance of current practices in Chinese companies and the fact that they produce both low-quality goods and high-quality ones. As Westerners, we tend to remember only the low-quality products.

I do it also this way at this moment.

The 5 Peak had an adaptive daily recommended workout but it’s not something Suunto have included on their newer devices.

@inkognito Thank you 🙂

That was it! But I don’t normally use the control panel and the backlight is not in the settings, so I didn’t come up with the idea to check it in the control panel.

BR

@thanasis said in Suunto ZoneSense:

@halajos said in Suunto ZoneSense:

@thanasis your Z4 minimum is set manually in the HR zones settings, while the aerobic threshold is measured by ZoneSense. Probably you need to adjust your zones.

thank you . however i am not sure what should i do considering that the minimum Z3 according to Zonsense is supposed to be higher than the minimum Z4 .

I have similar ZS results and our HR zones are very similar too. I am leaving my zones where I feel comfortable with and essentially not worrying about them! They are arbitrary anyway! Even a lab measured LT test is going to vary depending on your fitness, recovery, fatigue and stress the day you are tested. I believe that ZS is giving me an accurate representation of my effort based on 16 years of running ultras. I will likely never adjust my zones again and essentially ignore them.

My interval efforts are based on RPE anyway and now long runs and recovery runs will use ZS. So it doesn’t matter if my LT is 120 bpm one day and 148 on another day. This is the reason to use ZS!

@halajos Do you have pictures of both versions?

To be fair I noticed since last update my Vertical shows 55+ to 60+ hr during training sometimes (same value as sleeping man) I need to take it off completely to lose sensor reading (no hr found) than put it back on hand. Than it goes back to 120-130 Happens pretty often (no tattoo, clean skin, not hair problem, just happens since last update). Right now I’m writing when leaving my bed and It shows 67 so… 😃

Hello, I have only seen permissions on the phone (GPS + app running in background) but not on the watch. Where can I find it? i have a Race s.
Thank you

@Sportsfreund Ne… im Allgemeinen passt bei mir hier die tiefste HR im Schlaf +8 bis +10. Muss man bisschen experimentieren, zu hohe oder zu niedrige Werte führen zu hohen / niedrigen Resourcenwerten und bei mir passt dann auch die Einschlafzeit nicht mehr.

currently 98 days since the original request to remove all my stored data from all of Suunto’s servers and the response from Suunto support. A request to follow the directions that were suggested back in October.

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The Countdown on the right side is already finished, but the shown Time and date is in the future…

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The ready to fly date switched into the future for no reason…

@mr-quality said in HRV:

@cjanevate said in HRV:

@szaboat74 Overnight HRV measurements for me are not optimal for many reasons, so I don’t trust these values at all (whatever the brand, of course).

A parallel comparison with Garmin and Polar shows that the measurement of Suunto is wrong. The sensors of Suunto seems to be outdated.

Mir zeigt meine Vertical auch ganz andere Werte an als mein Suunto Gurt per HRV App sowie eine medizinische Messung.

Meine Vertical zeigt ca die Hälfte des Wertes den meine Suunto Gurt und der Arzt misst.

@timecode That’s quite hilarious. 😆😆 Might be a bot or something!

@IceRim The S9P has received many firmware updates as it is older. No one here will know how much longer the S9P will receive updates. Since its release in 2022 the S9P has received 12 firmware updates (not counting the last rollback) so I think that your statement is correct about improving the S9P but how long that will continue we do not know.

It’s still the same for me, any news ?

@ventresca said in PTE bug ?:

I’ve noticed a bug in the PTE calculation on my Suunto 9 peak pro (maybe since the last update?).
Sometimes, when I don’t have my heart rate belt on, I turn it off (so the heart rate is not recorded in my activity).
The problem is that a 10 km jog well below my maximum pace is always scored with a very high PTE score, often PTE = 5.

I’d like to point out that I haven’t modified my parameters (heart rate ranges, maximum frequency, etc.). I’ve logged around 200-300 runs since I got my watch. So with the GPS and the calculation of my speed (which corresponds to my jogging pace) over less than an hour, there’s no reason to have such a high score. I take it this is a bug?

Thanks in advance,

It seems like a bug indeed. The high PTE score without heart rate data is unusual, especially with consistent speed and pace. Hope it gets fixed soon!