@Inge-Nallsson Thank you very much! I´ll try your hack too

@Woodster progress might have stalled… [image: 1792251064394-suunto1.png]

I tested the ‘Live Tracking’ feature last summer. Here is my quick feedback: It’s a fantastic addition to Suunto watches features. @nikolai-simonov, many thanks for your work! The SuuntoPlus app crashed several times at the end of my trips, likely due to losing cellular coverage. Furthermore crashing the watch (stucked on a black screeen), when the connection dropped, there was no message displayed to my followers like “Out of reach” … making them worried .

@elbee Apparently you have never seen a mirror…

@isazi ahh I need a macbook with Apple M1 Chip or higher… My macbook is tooo old. Thank you!!

@VoiGAS Correct, I use 45/95. Just tried custom and a lot is possible, but for me (Low) 45/95 fits best. [image: 1792231425698-conservatism.webp] [image: 1792251131399-20261017_144044.jpg]

With version 2.44.52 of the firmware the watch does not vibrate after a successful compass calibration, it plays a sound instead. Also, at least from my experience, unintended calibrations are (almost) non-existent. Here is link to that version, in case it might be useful for your experimentations or if someone wants to downgrade to it. I never updated past this version as it was very stable for my needs and I remember later ones introduced the backlight-related problems, the vibrations, battery drain for some, etc. To be fair, I fave not actively used my 9PP since the end of November 2025.

Looks like cadence lock to me. But when I have it, then I get around double the value on my RaceS or Vertical (160 - 170). But maybe the new OHR reacts different. Can you compare with your cadence? Solution could be the textile band (Athletic7), for me it worked

@Panagiotis-Kritikakos hopefully they will have ported the plugin to ARM

@snow yes, there is an S+ that accumulates data like ascent over multiple activities. But it does not actually merge activities in a way as it just pause was pressed.

@snow It’s exactly as it is — the Run 1 legacy has been carefully and tenderly ported to the Run 2… Oh, how many wondrous innovations The spirit of enlightenment conceives, And Experience, born of tribulations, And Genius, which the paradox receives…

@Egika watch finally crashed right at the end of a short walk across London - the maps were rending quite slow, like 1 FPS just before. Thankfully the data was saved before it rebooted, however Resources was defaulted back to 70% [image: 1792162148624-181f1010-67e5-46e2-a3a5-8e193ddd0291-image.jpeg] I don’t have the crash log as I was working away and missed the event by an hour - not sure as yet if the log gets deleted on reboot or retained on the watch’s storage. I’ll try and capture diagnostics next time. ( update - the log does get kept during a 12s long UP button press “soft reset” )

@Dusan-Holub said: I am already lost in the problem. Haha! Yeah, I get that. For as great as the Suunto mapping experience is, you’ll find there are a few little inconveniences that can be quite frustrating. Here are a couple of threads about this, among others: https://forum.suunto.com/topic/12994/suunto-navigation-tendency-to-auto-reverse-route-when-it-shouldn-t.-bug-or-misguided-feature https://forum.suunto.com/topic/15071/several-navigation-issues-feedback One thing I forgot to mention if you use waypoints for turns is that this obviously won’t work as well for out-and-back routes or routes with sections that double-back on themselves. Using the turn-by-turn feature automatically flips the turn notifications when traveling the route in reverse (lefts become rights, etc.). You lose that convenience with waypoints.