@marcrie as this night has an additional hour in the worst case you will be waked up an hour earlier…

@2b2bff said: @wakarimasen said: Have any other SHRB2 users, that are in a position to compare with wrist based data, seen a similar result? I found the same. Garmin (Epix Pro and Fenix 8 in my case) gives a bit more than the HRM2. It is 8.x vs. 7.x cm in an easy steady run for me. Hard to say what is closer to the truth… @matram said: @wakarimasen These are some typical values for me … Device VO (cm) Race 2 from wrist 6.3 SHRB2 from chest 5.1 Stryd Duo from foot 5.7 Which value is correct is not obvious to me. Thanks both! For me it makes sense the wrist-based measurement would be higher, but of course it’s just a guess in the end.

@jthomi Yeh. In the end, it is what it is and if the annoyance isn’t big enough you stay with your current watch.

@matram Thanks for the info… I’ll give that a try tomorrow (fairly busy today)… I’m a software developer by trade, so am not scared of getting my hands dirty! The only app I have is the Parkrun app (for the barcode at the end), and as it was a Parkrun, there was no navigation in play; the courses are pretty well marshalled and well detailed! The watch is paired to a chest strap for heart rate. Luckily, the watch crashed after 4.95km, so I got most of the activity recorded, losing only around 15 seconds at the end. I didn’t notice any sluggishness - it was literally just as I crossed the finish line I went to stop the activity, and the watch was displaying the Suunto logo!

@isazi Thank you for this answer. I don’t think about multicasting but just maybe multi tag. I understand that my post be in the good place. thanks again

@VoiGAS Thank you for giving it a try. That’s very helpful for me.

@GiPFELKiND come-on, you know Suunto and their software long enough… Possibly it is correct in English only.

@jobtoll mine neither for just the bathroom. Only an extensive walk around like getting into the kitchen to drink something will detected. This used to be different last year…

@Aure08 did you find out what the max file name size is?

@baard said: Hi The sensor temperature shown on my Race 2 is wrong by 6-10 degrees C. I have tried restarting the watch but the error is still there. Does anybody know of a solution for this? The sensor most likely is correctly measuring the temperature at the position of the sensor. This is where ever it is located. If on your wrist, it measures a mix between ambient and skin temperature. It is very useful to measure water temperature while swimming etc. For a.reoort of the outside temperature please refer to the weather widget, or expose your watch to the outside (shade) for like 15-20min. Then the sensor will have the true ambient temp.

@SergioB Also, in some cases an incoming call during an activity resulted in the watch crashing and restarting. I wonder if there is a connection?

@Mitch9 have you recently tried to create some Suunto MyPlan? If I remember well, I’ve recently read in other threads that creating a Suunto MyPlan may interfere with syncing guides

@Benjacc said: @isazi you could disable this function. So all we will happy. Not necessarily. Added functionality could cause additional bugs, more complex code and less maintainability and delayed firmware updates (do I make this delays up? Not really. Just ask owners of vertical 1, race 1 and race s) Also, if Suunto developers work on this feature they cannot work on others. Or on really needed bug fixes. For some I’m waiting almost a year now. I’m not saying they shouldn’t spend time on this or other feature, just that “disable it and all are happy” isn’t that simple.

Have never experienced this. ZoneSense requires a chest strap and an initial 10 minute warm up phase before it begins analyzing. If that’s what you are asking.

@EtienneR33 I agree with these ideas but if you want the map to be oriented according to the compass, you need to define the north on your map.

My V1 Ti Solar is now 2.5 years old and my widget (the full screen one) regularly still shows full charging, and with full bars on the graph too, so I don’t think it is necessarily a generic ageing thing. On the other hand, it is known that solar panels lose efficiency with time - maybe it depends how much exposure to sunlight / UV your watch gets?