@Olaf-Gottschalk As I wrote in your original post from 4 months ago, there’s a workaround without stopping the activity. After disconnect, switch to Tour battery performance in activity menu (long press bottom button), then switch it back to Performance. This disables and reenables watch’s Bluetooth and power meter reconnects to watch.

@Jan-Krejčí said in Bug: power meter loses connection in activity: will reenable watch Blueatooth again and the watch reconnects I don’t have a power meter to test, but if this works, it is a genius workaround! 🤯

@marcus-fox Wow, I wish my Suunto actually did this.

@simspi https://forum.suunto.com/post/188102

@Gunnar said in Map Design Update 2.53.42: memory is not storage Unfortunately, I can’t find any information anywhere about the difference in RAM between the Race and the Race2.

Yes please. Coming from Garmin and really miss the tide feature. With the SuuntoPlus functionality it sounds like a easy task to add it. Aloha

Thanks @Egika, that shows indeed the distance within my run-bike-run seperately for running and biking, however when I pause the multisport I want to see my total running distance and running average pace. Is that even possible?

this is a basic function available on almost all smart watches. Hope Suunto people will develop it

I’ve also noticed a kinda rare 10 minute delayed alarm on the Vertical 2. One time I was already awake and was curious why the alarm didn’t go off and eventually it went off with a 10 minute delay. (The alarm was set for the correct time)

@galerna do you wear it while sleeping? It starts from a certain value after turning the watch on (idk how that value is calculated) but its intended use is to wear it overnight where it charges during sleep and then while wearing it during the day it discharges when your active/stressed and sometimes charges again when you’re relaxing enough, e.g. taking a nap. It’s not working correctly when you just use the watch during exercise

A week on & I’ve done a good mix of walks & runs, some hilly & some flat (48 miles with 5111ft ascent). The Race has reported spot on ascent values throughout so the cleaning process above definitely works

@Helge-Sonntag No. Just soft reset the watch. Old problem…

@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.

@sky-runner no worries we keep it also for others to see. Yeah I had the same with one of my watches.

@Olaf-Gottschalk if it is not too long ago, can you send logs from SA and PM me your account email with date and time this happened plus when you sent the logs?

@SergioB said in running estimate: Moreover, the values I have are completely unreasonable, way too optimistic for my fitness level Same for me… Reflected in the Fitness Age - Suunto says 29, Garmin thinks 39. I turn 49 this year…