I can’t try until Sunday but I wanted to share if anybody wants to try, since I have an interesting answer from Komoot’s Thanks for sending the GPX file. I took a look and found a workaround that should help you save the full route: Click New > Import a GPS Route Drag and drop the GPX file Instead of selecting Import to Plan a Route, select Import as Activity Tap Import Activity This saves the file as a completed Activity on your account. On the map, the route should connect all the way to the end. After that: Click the three-dot icon on the right Select Make a Copy Click Save The copied route will be on the Saved Routes. It should then show the full route from the completed Activity, rather than being cut short like it was when imported directly as a planned route. You may, of course, delete the Completed Activity after. Let us know how it works for you. All the best, komoot Support Team So this solves the pre/post processing issues (perhaps) for the GAPs, and perhaps the offset thing. I’d like to test it now, but I’m out this weekend, lol.

More confirmation of the problem

Hence the phrase… All the gear, no idea

@OutdoorMan said in Minimal watchface (feedback): @dreamer_ I personally just need to have a date in time only mode, because I never remember what date it is. And that’s it Totally agree. Battery icon also means you’,ll never forget charging your device but that is my feeling. I consider the rest of the things totally useless

I’m noticing a bug in the Spark. When there’s an autolap (I.E, when you complete a kilometer), I’m hearing the bpm feedback in latin american spanish and the autolap information in english and both audios are overlapped. You hear both at exactly the same time and in different languages. This is very weird.

@MdzOtt yes, SA is the one not doing it ;). In my case with Karoo Gen 3 I see same avg power with zeros included (gold standard) like you get see with garmin/Strava

@elbee I agree, there should be a simple toggle for morning report without doing anything about sleep tracking.

@Webby-Skymaster BTW, I have a similar sensation since I bought the Vertical 2 after all the navigation marketing because of the Q1. They did a nice job but there are several issues and bugs, and while there are nice things, navigation is not that good as advertised (in my opinion). I opened a thread with several things. There’s also a very nice one about the issues of the Climb Guidance 3.0

It happened to me two days ago (I didn’t have a chance to send the logs). Hiking activity, map screen + GPX navigation. SuuntoPlus: Last km/mile, Weather Insights, and Burner. It froze at the end of the activity, when the ‘destination reached’ message appeared. Black screen. V2.

@thibault-b. Good job !!! I test the last version today. It seems perfect all information I need size … thanks !

@laufbursche7 said in Race titanium with Wahoo TRACKR HR: @elbee The correlation is weak, but it is there. No. The correlation is strong! In all of the devices in the graph. It is not just some YouTube influencer, but a postdoctoral researcher at the Research Center for Molecular Medicine (CeMM) He is a data-scientist who analyses immunological data for work, and data about hisself and different wearables as a hobby. Sure he is a postdoctoral researcher. But research center for molecular medicine doesn’t sound relevant for measuring correlation in heart rate monitors. I’m just saying, there isn’t better than good enough but if someone thinks it makes a difference and wants the top item in the graph, by all means, buy the wahoo.

@jmlee I’m sorry it didn’t work. I’ll ask a friend if he’ll let me try it with his 9PP and let you know.

@pavel.samokha Thank you for the explanation… I didn’t see that update so apologies!

@Thlcd great comparison. I also have noticed that the last update, although full of bugs and battery eating, greatly improved the wrist HR on the Race S. Previously I only used the HR chest strap, but after reading comments here I gave it a chance for walking and body building – for biking the watch is on the handlebar, so I need the strap. Well, after a few tries, I have to say that finally it seems that it works well!

Hi, to add some information to the matter, I noticed that if I had “WRIST HEART RATE” disabled, it wasn’t detecting my external chest strap (a new Polar H10). I selected it to avoid interfering with the watch’s optical readings. Therefore, after enabling wrist heart rate in the exercise options, it automatically detects the strap and monitors my heart rate during exercise. I would have to test if, after a medium-length stop during an activity, refueling, a forced pause, and restarting the activity, the heart rate recording with an external band continues… I understand that it will always be available with the optical sensor of the watch.

@Elipsus yeah, can confirm that. I’ve observed that too while I was working on fixing my friend’s laptop.