Suunto Race S general discussion
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@ChrisA But setting fake values to get other convenient values is not right.
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@szleslie it is not possible, afaik
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@Sportsfreund as far as I understand it, the RHR you set on your watch is NOT the lowest RHR while sleeping but the RHR when awake and inactive. You can also sit on a table for some minutes and see what‘s your HR while just sitting there in a relaxed state and enter this value.
For me that is always around 60, which is quite precisely 10 beats above my average lowest sleep HR. I also see Resources as a individual value, nothing absolute. If it corresponds with how I feel it’s okay for me and that’s pretty much the case with this settings. -
In for a SV or a RaceS and watched Courtney’s Instagram today. It’s a recent post (4 days), not sure about the date the picture is taken but the watch she has seems to have 3 round buttons on the side. I don’t see a Suunto in the line up that has that feature. Any guesses what this is here?
Here a zoomed-in section:
Picture: https://imgur.com/a/1v7txB6
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@Steven-Vanlancker it looks like a S9Baro or a Spartan
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@Steven-Vanlancker If thos should be a Suunto then it could be the soon coming Suunto Run.
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@Sportsfreund dont look so. The Suunto run will be the littlest watch in the Race Family… Around 43mm only. See a YouTube video whats coming. Perhaps iam wrong…
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@Sportsfreund when the release date for the run will be?
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@GiPFELKiND Hm no clue why he think that this could be a Suunto.
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@Steven-Vanlancker said in Suunto Race S general discussion:
In for a SV or a RaceS and watched Courtney’s Instagram today. It’s a recent post (4 days), not sure about the date the picture is taken
It’s written in the post description, Big’s Backyard 2020.
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@Steven-Vanlancker said in Suunto Race S general discussion:
In for a SV or a RaceS and watched Courtney’s Instagram today. It’s a recent post (4 days), not sure about the date the picture is taken but the watch she has seems to have 3 round buttons on the side. I don’t see a Suunto in the line up that has that feature. Any guesses what this is here?
Here a zoomed-in section:
Picture: https://imgur.com/a/1v7txB6
This must be a very very very old photo. The S/Lab shirt is very very very old and the Suunto watch has the ambasod strap, which had only 9Baro (I think).
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@timecode yes, it has to be something like that. Old picture … but I was confused as she didn’t look that much younger on the picture
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Is it possible to send a gpx file to the watch while it is recording an activity? Is it possible to navigate while recording an activity, then stop navigation and chose a different route and start navigation?
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@szleslie yes to both scenarios.
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@szleslie said in Suunto Race S general discussion:
then stop navigation and chose a different route and start navigation?
More precisely, no need to stop and start. You can just load a different route while navigating.
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@Squirrel Great news because I asked my “friend” Google Gemini about it. It said synchronisation is not possible between phone and watch while the watch is recording an activity. On my Garmin Epix gen 2 I recorded an activity which was a hike, loaded a previously synced route after the recording was started. When I arrived to my destination I created a new route in Osmand on my phone. Shared it to Garmin Connect then send this new route to the watch. I loaded it while the Epix was recoding the hike and followed the newly loaded route.
So It works the same way on Race s. I just want to be sure.
Thx your and Audaxjoe’s answer! -
@szleslie only caveat I’d say it you need wifi or data to plot a new route. So in remote areas planning a new route may not be possible.
I think packaged like kamoot you can download maps to your phone, but not sure about this. I do use Kamoot but have never needed to plot anything offline.
