Suunto ZoneSense
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@timecode it happened me the first time a few weeks ago. I didnt wet the belt before my run. I guess the connection was good enough for HR but not the r-r data. After a while probably my sweat made the connection better or something?
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@SamuelP indeed, if the data is too noisy it is not used for ZoneSense, data needs to be quite clean to be used.
Watch: Suunto Vertical Ti
Blog: isazi's home
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@SamuelP good hint, thanks. I will try it again tomorrow and keep this in mind.
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@isazi would be nice if suunto app could tell the quality of the data(like runalyze), would help with all the confusion
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@timecode If the HR belt dries and/or you have a tech shirt and dry belt it can cause problems. I thoroughly wet my belt before I run and I typically sweat enough that the belt stays wet. If you stop and dry out it could also be an issue.
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@Brad_Olwin thanks. I also always wet the belt and sweat a lot, like A LOT. But it of course can happen that it dries out - today was quite cold, so it’s possible. I’ll try again tomorrow.
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@timecode said in Suunto ZoneSense:
@Brad_Olwin thanks. I also always wet the belt and sweat a lot, like A LOT. But it of course can happen that it dries out - today was quite cold, so it’s possible. I’ll try again tomorrow.
I rarely have loss of data from ZS but it has occurred. The last time this happened my belt battery was about done. I finally remembered to check it.
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@Brad_Olwin just fyi, today I ran again with the HR strap and as you can see time spent in each zone on the watch is different as in the app. There’s again a gap at the end. I am sure it’s not an issue with the strap, it’s wet, fairly new and a brand new battery.
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@timecode the watch is real time and the app calculates from synced data. Those are very similar IMHO 30s ± for VO2M does not seem like much.
Don’t know about the end, perhaps R-R data is noisy from strap drying or static from tech shirt, don’t know. I have not seen this in my experience. -
@Brad_Olwin ah ok, I thought data in watch == data in SA. Good to know, thanks. Will “investigate” further.
