Suunto SHRB2 Firmware 3.2.6.8 Update

[snow*]

same merino tshirt (most recent activities were more or less the same)
I wonder if the skin-contact surfaces (polyurethane according to Suunto’s specs) could improve their contact with the skin over repeated use and washing (only rinse it with warm water and no detergent)

[ggrego]

Hello my belt is completely discharged in 3 days I had already mentioned the problem which remained active even without the green led am I the only one?

[snow*]

@ggrego said:

Hello my belt is completely discharged in 3 days I had already mentioned the problem which remained active even without the green led am I the only one?

If you haven’t already done so, I recommend performing a factory reset (press and hold the button for 20 seconds until you see a sequence of blue, red, and green led lights. hope it fixes the issue… btw ofc change the battery before trying this!

[ggrego]

Hello I think the battery is there for a lot it was covered with sticky products and there seems to be a micro hole on it

[stromdiddily]

Treadmill - 8x3x1 minute intervals…brutal

[snow*]

it really does seem I’ve finally found the right setup

[VoiGAS]

@snow Wow, what is your secret?

[snow*]

@VoiGAS the merino wool tshirt and a very light layer of gel (a water-soluble electrolyte solution) covering the entire conductive area of the strap, which means I no longer have to soak the strap completely as I used to. Well to be honest this one was with a 100% poly tshirt

[Egika]

Crosstrainer. Long sleeve shirt, I spit a little on both contact pads before putting the belt on. No need to soak it or so…

[Ze Stuart]

@Egika said:

I spit a little on both contact pads

This is the only sensible method. If we had to resort to wardrobe changes or gels regularly there’s a design floor. (Based on two decades of licking so, so many chest straps!)