@Sven-Grossenbacher said in Wind added 60% extra elevation: Has anyone else experienced this? Yes, many of us. Is there a known fix or workaround? No. Most manufacturers have a built-in algorithm or threshold to disregard sudden and dramatic changes in elevation that would be impossible for the given activity. Suunto doesn’t seem to employ this. There’s a general unwillingness by some to admit that this is an issue, but there are enough examples in this forum and elsewhere demonstrating that it is, in fact, a problem. Both wind and sudden submersions in water will give false elevation readings. I posted a clear example of the latter before that related thread was locked. (Just guessing here) I’d imagine Suunto is aware of this and working on a solution. Like many of the issues we run into, it seems like it would be an easy fix that other companies have somehow figured out. But who knows. Until then, the general advice is to go back into your affected activities and edit the elevation data manually.

@altcmd what I can say is that sleep will be much more reliable before the end of the year. And resources too, and maybe other things too.

@aroo7 regarding the issue with tbt, I can confirm I have just the same behaviour, I contacted support about this already more than a year ago, they are simply unable/unwilling to do sth about this. I only got some idiot reply stating deleting and reinstalling suunto app, rebooting the watch, soft and hard reset , all without result. I simply switched to coros, they are simply the best. So to avoid being frustrated a simple switch does the thing. Kind regards.

@Sportsfreund How do you set this on watch and before saving to app? Press resume or end and than something else?

@marcrie yes that should also work for me but you won’t see any other data except Power & HR from you phone after the syc am i correct?

@GiPFELKiND Thanks for the instructions. It helped me get the heart rate measurement working again on the 9PP. And I don’t miss any of the latest updates

@TomTiger I had this problem as well. Have reported as a bug. I was able to fix this with a factory reset. A PIA but working normally now.

@Grundy82 glad to hear it! Just a quirk of the tagging I suppose that if one data point isn’t setup it defaults to the “hardest” interpretation of any data.

@Egika thanks, I think that I’ve reported it years before, when I had S5.

@mikekoski490 This amazon stuff looks a lot more like overbooking

@Piotr-Grygiel Much better with the preivous software, TBH…

@LitchiMonster said in Suggestions for evolutions: For the weather widget, under observations, i’d really like to see the current UV index rating, so I know if I can go lie on the beach or not. Any news about the UV index? I was checking My S9PP searching for UV index info but no data appeared…maybe it is in some corner I had not explored yet? It could be great to know how to manage sun screen in outdoor activities!

@trailcafe said in All Trails: I can’t stop recommending plotaroute.com because it syncs directly with Suunto and has directions. I started using this fairly recently and I can also vouch for it. Total ascent seems to be more accurate than what it estimates in SA plus the plotting is more logical and intuitive

@MKPotts said in TSS Suunto App vs Trainingpeaks: @stromdiddily How do you change the default TSS calculation in TP? I can’t find a way to do this in the app (iOS), do you have to do it on the website? At the minute I have to manually change every run recorded with the Peak Pro from pTSS to rTSS. On the web if you update the TSS used for an activity you should get a prompt asking you to set the default…like so [image: 1692028660821-092cf54d-1995-4401-857d-6789695114ab-image.png]

@stromdiddily yes and we are talking about the later since on-watch intervals being too basic have been on the watch for a while but as with many things, pretty half-baked.

I’m going to find a nylon strap because the Suunto straps that I have with my Vertical and the Race all irritate by skin where the buckle makes contact with the skin.

after more than one year, my Race showed me the VO2max only after having walked (using the Walking activity) for the first time with the Suunto Smart Belt. Another subsequent walk and short run with the HR belt showed the VO2max as well.

@nomison over thinking it’s easy done. I also have the Pixel 6. No idea where I got number 4 from

hello, i had the same issue, race model, samsung phone. long tap app-> info -> permissions (calls, notifications, camera…media control)

@dreamer_ The truth is that even in swimming it is an essential thing even though in real time there is the suuntoplus screen