@Nareg-Sinenian well, there’s 0 votes here

It does but the thing I really wanted to be able to do was input my race course using buoys stored as POI for regattas like Cowes and to be able to input a lat and long in DDM (as read by race Committee) for the Olympic type course racing… None of the apps or the watch functionality support that approach

@sartoric Thanks! I´ve been doing that I guess for a while now but since one can´t do much useful stuff in Suunto App apart of creating custom sports modes which immediately prompts you a dialogue “This will disconnect your watch from Movescount!!!” it´s been only a curiosity.

In the iOS version I didn’t see it once.

@Armin-S Yes!!! That’s it! Simple, clear and handy!

@sartoric I suggested these to Suunto customer support years ago when I got Ambit 1…and then after few years when I got Ambit 3. None of that was implemented. I sincerely doubt they will be this time. I guess I am not the only one who misses such data. I personally see adding this kind of data as a trivial change to the code but I am sure many will disagree.

I miss much more a battery level indicator/warning for connected devices (HR sensor). As the lightblue app on android is able to read that from the suunto smart sensor, the sensor is providing this information, it should be quite easy to implement.

I am also guilty of hitting “stop” by mistake. I’d like this feature. It would be nice if there were someway to merge two activities before they get pushed out to TrainingPeaks / Strava / etc.

@TELE-HO said in Gear tick list: @Adam-Reah there might be one or two points on the list with higher priority Yeah, They don’t even have time to build features for Ambit3.

@sartoric Ooooh There it was! I did try to Google and could only find the “Use the main toggle”. Thank you! (and a thank you to @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos as well)

Don’t forget cyclists … I always check distance and altitude summaries (weekly, monthly, yearly), so I can tell what type of workouts/rides I did. And don’t get me started on skiing … 10 km vertical must be the daily norm, otherwise I wasn’t pushing hard enough. The same goes for hiking/mountaineering - vertical summaries are a must and hopefully they are coming soon. Today I received the 4.10.3 Android app update, but looks like this is just laying ground for the next watch FW update or something, because I don’t see any changes to the functionality of the app itself.

@synner88 Try this DND auto setting with your own hours and disable back-light. It is almost what you need.

Got it, thanks !

@GoNavy03 great idea!

@GoNavy03 I find my S5 easiest to read in bright daylight. Reflection from the screen can be an issue but that is easily changed with a change in hand position. Depending on the watch face you use, I find blue and red to be harder to read than gold or green for colors.

Operation explained above also fixed issue with visibility of some of the data. Now i can see temperature, Altitude, vertical speed - some not on the map directly - but data for it can be seen on app.

@Дима-Мельниченко Oh, I see This must be done by Komoot now due to the new integration system. Ask Komoot support, but I’m almost sure they’re working on it ATM you can export the activity from SA and import it to Komoot

@Mff73 apologies, obviously I did not understand that is not ‘only’ the GPS-data in the image that you need to (e.g.) display the images automatically on a a map/timeline/in Relive, but the handling of a gpx-file, too. Both apps are - as far as I know - not able to handle a gpx-file. Nevertheless photos are shown on a map and on a timeline (several options for display especially in PhotoMap). Very interesting app you have posted - I need to have a closer look most certainly

Pushing this one up a again. Especially after the mc shot down I’m missing the overall heart rate (average). It’s kind of parameter for my activity when looking back at the end of the year. And so the heart rate zones…