@maszop said in New SMART barometric algorithm: Meter-by-meter measurement after the initial threshold By the way, I find it to be foot by foot rather than meter by meter when the watch is configured in imperial units. One foot = 30.5 cm.

@mitchellrishe This is fixed in the update from Feb 13th.

@Manuel-Extreme it is, because the Elite Misuro is a Bluetooth device. Also the Ambit3 is a Bluetooth device and it works with the old watch. The issue is known and reported since months. Just not fixed https://forum.suunto.com/post/181171

@used2knowme I have no idea why your post has been downvoted. I certainly can’t see any difference, and if it is dynamic, that doesn’t work that well as the watch is way too bright at night.

@peegee said in Comparing workouts: How is this done? Same as before. In workout, scroll down to Comparisons section, under graph/zones and then select another one to compare to.

@PIPA44800 exactly, this is not a support but a Community forum.

@Ger43 Yes both the Race 1 and Race 2 are great devices. I prefer the aesthetics of the 1 but find the 2 lighter and smaller. The 2 is bit faster and feels snappier but the biggest difference in the two watches is the OHR. The Race 1 has okish HR when doing some sports but not good when mountain biking or running (at least for me and the majority or reviewers. of course I always use belt with serious training.) The HR on the 2 is on pair with apples and gamins so no complains at all. Again I am caucasian, no tattoos, etc so it might be different for others. nevertheless whatever race you get you’ll love it. If you prefer HR accuracy get the 2. If you want less ‘restrictive’ distance measurement get the 1. As always do not forget to enjoy the sports and life.

@Алексей-Недорезов-G ok, thank you for checking!

@segi_pn said in Battery drain: Do you use an HR belt? Yes, two different external HR sensors connected to the watch - Suunto HR sensor and Coros Armband HR sensor. And yes, when I had a similar issue in the past it was likely caused by the external HR sensor. But what is interesting and different in this case is that the rapid discharge has happened after the watch battery got fully discharged and the watch turned off, then I charged the batter and didn’t have any activities.

@mayakwyllie I can see it in the App - iOS…

@Egika Is there a table/list that lists the various user requests? Because it must be difficult and redundant for the development teams to read all these discussion threads.

@Doron-G I have a few of these but they are gone from Suunto store. I would try to check Suunto outlets/dealers.

@Egika [image: 1770907355583-1000144681.jpg] I did more runs like this

@sebchastang said in Kailash: @HereInThePacNWusaBCT I can turn my Traverse off by entering “service menu” > “ACTION” > “Power Off”. Maybe it is a similar operating mode with Kailash. Please check the service manual (page 9) https://forum.suunto.com/assets/uploads/files/1620657027880-suunto-service-manual.pdf Kailash: Press Up and Down down at the same time (10sec) to go into service mode and check available options under “ACTION” menu. maybe you will find “Power Off” Hi, all ok ? Would it be convenient for you to find another Service Manual, for a S9 Peak pro ? Thanks in advance.

For those with similar problems, there are some general posts related to the Vertical 2 model which discuss potential solutions. I’ll will update if they do work. Vertical 2 posts

@Elipsus cannot speak for the service department, but if it just shut down from out of nowhere and the sensor stopped working that should be repairable.

@FredJ I see your point. And this is related to the fact that TSS is based primarily in duration and aerobic/cardio stress nor in muscular stress.

@Egika already off the s+ for tunning exonomy, yeah the problem solved. So running 2coniny s+ really lap itself at 15:00 mins. Thanks guys