I uninstalled on both the watch and the phone. Restarted both. Reinstalled the app. It seems to be better. No crashes so far…

@Stefano-M64 I don’t mean to change that watch face, just showing they have scope to make watch faces with larger complication fonts.

Overall, excellent work—I do GIS for my “day job,” and the map styling has to be some of the best I’ve ever seen, on ALL baselayers! Only bugs I’ve found are units settings and login not being stored when returning later (might be a cookie issue on my end though), and when changing the units to imperial, the route library (when logged in) still shows overall route distances in km. For a future tweak, It would be awesome to have elevation and sunrise/sunset time pop up as a label when clicking (or tapping) a position like in the Suunto App. And perhaps, for manual point-to-point routes, labels on the lines with bearing and distance? Just thoughts from my overly map-heavy brain though. Seriously, excellent work on this project!

said in Nap detection off: @Brad_Olwin I have set dnd only for sleeptime 21:30-4:45. Gonna try factory reset next I would hold off on Factory reset unless absolutely necessary. I am similar and have sleep DND set for 21:00 to 6:00 but fall asleep at 21:30 and wake up at 5:30. When on the couch for TV I am not motionless, I usually have water and will get up once or twice an hour.

@Niels-Søren-Bøgh Great idea, you take a picture of for example the divemap at the location or resort, and have that switchable on the screen.

Commentary zone has been improved : we now see all text when we want to modify it ; great !

@Nikolai-Simonov said in Live location S+ app: @Antoine I had an idea to measure this, but haven’t gotten around to it yet. Honestly, measuring power consumption properly is not as simple as it looks. Battery percentage is a very subjective metric, especially just on-eye observation. To do it right, we would need to use a multimeter and run controlled A/B tests (baseline vs. tracking in background/UI) across different devices multiple times. That’s the only way to get real consumption milliamp numbers instead of just rough estimates. But 3% per hour looks great for continuous live tracking. @nikolai-simonov : thanks for aswer. Of course. It wasn’t a criticism. I just wanted to get a rough idea of the battery drain on the Suunto Vertical. My measurement isn’t super precise, but I’m usually at around 1.6% per hour during an activity (100% ≈ 65h). With the SuuntoPlus Live Tracking app enabled, it’s around 3%, but i just want to confim that (or not). My goal is simply to estimate the overall battery life of my suunto vertical 1 for a long race while using live tracking.

@stbuk Atleast on android you can set time in bed in the phone apps sleep widget. Daily sleep goal->Time in bed

@David-Baldwin said in S+ parkrun: getting the “Maximum amount of SuuntoPlus apps enabled” error Try to hold upper button for 12 seconds to soft reset, then sync the watch with the app. See if you can enable it afterwards.

After the 2.50.28 update, I also have some battery drain issues. It’s not as bad as what you guys have, but the battery goes down twice as quickly as before.

Oura !! Since 3.8.0 iOS beta app, ascent of ski resort is not counted in stats. Total distance is still counting lifts travels, and ascent is visible in detail, but not counted in app stats (but counted on watchface - vertical week one for instance). In ski mode modification, ascent is not visible. I need to now change to run for instance to set ascent to 0 (works without registering modifications) and then put it strait back to ski resort before registering

@SamuelP @voigas My watch is fine too, but hers isn’t. We trained together and I saw her watch, so it’s not something fake or something

@Jose-Luis-Merino-Parra wasn’t sure how I’d feel about the white ones from the website, but this looks great!

@cheetah694 AI analyse of a fit file (run) especially the record.cvs file from it : The Data Verdict (DFA a1) • Why Garmin is right: Raw data from your record.csv file shows your Aerobic Threshold (VT1) is at 148 bpm, exactly when the heart rate complexity index (DFA a1) hits 0.75. Garmin uses this value to end your Zone 2, matching your real-time physiology.  • Why Suunto is wrong: Suunto sets your threshold at 130 bpm. At this heart rate, your data shows a very high DFA a1 (>0.85), proving your body is still in a state of ease. Following Suunto would unnecessarily restrict your training. • Anaerobic Threshold (VT2): Your data also confirms you enter the critical (anaerobic) zone at 161 bpm (DFA a1 = 0.50), once again validating your Garmin Epix settings.

@herlas Thank you for these details, I counted my Assioma pedal equipment and it is unfortunate that the Run does not record the cadence. Have you used the training programming in walking class? Is there only this screen? I find the texts very small! [image: 1770463945743-suunto-run-lime-intervals-grande.jpeg]