@siaoinspired maybe it is designed like that to prevent a mess? I’ve once had autolaps and S+ climb active and got confused by the lap notifications. the note says if it’s an autolap, but I would even go one step further than Suunto and force to deactivate autolaps in case any app is active that creates laps, too.

@Simon I know one of SA syncs I appreciate is updating ‘optimizing gps performance’ which saves time when I get to my destination to run or start up for a ride. I’ve had Garmin’s and Polars that take about the same amount of time if you select sync. I guess for me 20 seconds is ok and I usually do it in the mornings in the background - I may not be in as much of a hurry to work out as you lol.

@Mff73 agree, nothing to do with GPS, most certainly environmental: snow blocking the baro sensor, strong wind, gloves or other barrier blocking the baro sensor, etc. I did many mountaineering activities in the Alps with S9P and S9PP without this happening, so it is not because of the sport mode.

@joaojesus Just curious…why do you want that?

@vincent-mayousse let’s hope it will.

better to have this date than this one : 31.12.1989

@Aleksandr You can record with both app and watch, but then you will need external tools to mix data altogether. And, it is not that easy and perfect.

@Dušan-Ković said in Elevation data and measurement: @Likarnik I know, but it would be nice not to overestimate, at least to be close enough Many time discussed : basically the elevation estimation mainly depend on the map raster used and its resolution, combined with the program that uses it (komoot, SA…) For instance in France when I want a good estimation of elevation I will use the “ign” rasters that are the best to me. But there are always differences whith final mesurement. Your S9PP is more precise for elevation mesurement than most public rasters.

@MRobertson it was most likely not updated by the technical writers

@enriqueescoms said in Warning in structured workouts?: @taziden Oupsss. Thank you for your reply. I didn’t know if I was too clumsy or if it wasn’t possible. Well, I hope that in the future it will be possible to implement. I think it is quite useful. I hope so too, it’s much needed.

It was not during my sleeping hours - it was in the afternoon. @Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos rios-Kanellopoulos I would be really happy if there were a “nap tracker” since I am a shift worker.

Thank you for your replies.

I have a similar problem: since the last update, my VO2max still blocked. the value stay at 50.9 even if I stopped running during 2 weeks.

@thailon yes, afaik the training metrics are synced back

@EDUSP said in Suunto 9 Peak Pro - battery life: The curious thing is that I caught him several times with the screen off. How, I don’t know. With the settings written in the initial post. Is there a time after which the screen turns off completely in case the clock does not move? Yes, sometimes it works (i.e. the screen goes black) but it is a random event. The timeout [fixed] is a few minutes.

@art-taw True. I noticed the same thing a few months ago—after turning the watch on, there are usually many thousands of steps on the counter

Naps will be recorded as sleep by setting the sleep time to 00.00 - 23.59 h. But the nightly hrv will be truncated because of the hrv measured during the naps.

@ruisg