@claudiotereso !!!

@claudiotereso it seems that I also updated after activity, I could not notice it, because I was running early in the morning. after restarting the watch, while TSB on the dial is relevant on the second day without any activity. Let’s see the behavior in the future. And yes, at the moments when TSB, CTL and ATL were for yesterday, the watch was synchronized with SA several times. I’m observing)

@Ghost merci beaucoup

@VoiGAS yes

maybe this one: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/9368/new-suunto-watch-coming/1

@renton82 said in Screen protector size: Hello, does someone know if Vertical’s screen protectors fit Race’s glass? If not, what is the size of the glass itself? you’ll find size spec on suunto’s website. But Vertical’s screen is strong…screen protectors not really needed… Discussed here :how your vertical look…

@Jonathan-C this is known, too

@Pier-Luigi-Cingolani completely agree! Does anyone know if the vibration setting is gonna be changed in the future FW updates? I found it pretty annoying when you scroll through widgets (and I want to leave the vibration on for notifications).

@Rango you want to know why triathlon is not customizable? I think noone here will able to answer it…

@Tieutieu it is working perfect with the SV but not with SR. Maybe it is dimmed but not enough or the difference is so small that you cannot see it. Either way I think as mentioned above Suunto needs to improve it. It is quite annoying if the watch is turned on during the night and there is no way to turn it off. The only option we have now is to wait the 20-30sec or cover the watch some how.

@gilcu2 notifications are supposed to time out after a few seconds. If you see them for longer time, this is not like it is designed. I have observed a similar behavior, just only during workouts so far, not in watch mode. This is in Suunto’s bug tracking system already.

@doncarlo in the app there are different maps available, even a wintermap, dedicated for planning with slope angles. I find it very useful and the map in the watch is great to have an intuitive possibility to navigate in the mountains. I was also suggesting to collaborate with swiss topo, but I like this solution that we have a lot, as it is unified and the same for every place in the world

@gtung3388 except for my first run, I’ve not noticed a difference in my HR, and definitely no jumping around. I do use a nylon strap so not sure if that has helped? But as others have said, if you want an accurate HR then you’ll have to use a strap. This morning’s run is below, quite consistent with the inclines/declines - the dips are when we’ve stopped. [image: 1699812273791-e05fd3ed-09cf-43a2-9c06-a1bda9148e51-image.png]

I’m not sure why this couldn’t be implemented though. Surely if Suunto can derive a VO2 Max from running then cycling can’t be too far out of the box

A soft reset solved my issue.

no@la-tzèca

@surfboomerang yes, switching between belt and WHR is not happening automatically. I sometimes check my belt batteries with a BT tool on my phone. It is a matter of seconds and maybe once a month is enough.

@GiPFELKiND Please stop hijacking all the threads.

If I understand correctly the ramp rate is the gain/loss of ctl over time (42 days?). I noticed that the watch sometimes shows a gain exactly the same as my CTL. Today my watch shows a CTL of 33 and a ramp rate of +33. Is this a bug or is my understaning of ramp rate wrong?