@Stefan1 Agreed, and sure i want more detailed data, for example to look at particular dive in suunto app. Now we can’t enter each dive in suunto app.

@MdzOtt , power off, power on.

So after first 1h dive in a pool, I have some questions: Watch on the left hand, POD from the right shoulder - half of the time I don’t get pressure readings shown. Only if I move left hand way to the right, it gets shown again. Is this some sort of closed space, indoor fluke or this is “normal” and I must use watch on the same side as pod or use some POD extension from now on? Maybe it was reading OK, but was not shown on the watch? (gas consumption graph had long gaps with 0 values, guess it is poor watch/pod connection). Empty tank drill was nice - watch showed red alert with sound alarm. Why there is no dive start and end time on the app? The only way I could find actual dive time was on the watch logbook. Bottom time and other basic data is not available neither on watch or app. Stock watch strap is too small for 5mm wet suit, managed to secure it with last hole, need at least 1-2cm longer. Wonder if straps in accessories shop are longer or same max length and shorter? (watch came with single strap length, additional are sold with 3 parts). Compass was meh experience, does not really have tilt compensation, so it takes a while to get accurate reading. Since I will most likely will have to wear watch on the right hand, wonder if display rotation would be beneficial (watch side buttons are designed for the left hand use and feel akward wearing on the right). Some dive computers have ability to rotate display, guess this function is not available on Ocean? But overall - decent first experience, good auto brightness, easy reading, good alerts (max depth was 4.8m, so too early to tell how it acts in open water).

For those interested in seeing that the solar collector on your Vertical Solar is working when you are out and about, I’ve created a list of watch faces that can display Solar icons. I’ve looked through most of the watch faces from the Suunto Plus Store. What I’ve found is that the watch faces on the following list have the capability of displaying a Solar complication on the face. These complications are always those that are of the larger round variety of complication and not the smaller rectangular style. Of these, only the Vertical can show a graph of the sunlight harvested. Christmas wonder Color Explosion Data Outdoor Vintage Vertical Adrenaline Modern Analog Weekly Trainer Lion’s New Year Leap

@Keith_Michael I’d probably note that both these things are easily accomplished with tags on any current sport mode like chores, and then you can subdivide your projects with different tags for instance, if used for hobbys.

@Squirrel Thanks a lot! Now it makes sense. I am new to TrainingPeaks and I tried to study how the CLT, ATL and TSB are calculated and I though that I understand it but then different text description of values in the app and watch totally confused me. Also in the watch manual there is no deep description of widgets, there are just few general sentenses without needed details. I think that this would be an easy fix which helps people to start with training peaks. Also lots of people complains than Suunto watches are often inconsistent with the app and this would help at least a bit with this issue…

@2b2bff Only have my race s for about a year, so I guess this was due

@Cyclepunk Ist bei mir auch so. Komme aus 180 km südlich. Ossi.

@amko34 said in [BUG] Race 2 - If you set Pace zones, they disappear as intensity zones targets: Has anybody else noticed this? I would assume this is rather a software/firmware error than an error by my watch itself. Yes, first mentioned here https://forum.suunto.com/post/180107 No idea if Suunto officially noticed this, but it is a serious issue. This thread should be probably filed in https://forum.suunto.com/category/33/watches because it appears firmware related. @pavel.samokha

@fritzbt2013 The Stryd pod is connected as both footpod and a power pod upon pairing, with auto-calibration option off and speed/distance coming to the watch from Stryd every time it is connected. This is the behavior I consistently observed on recent firmware post big Bluetooth change. You can pick a course which distance you know and confirm that. Or use Strava/Runalyze distance correction from GPS. Alternatively, you can run the same course twice, once with Stryd paired and another without. I did all that as well as compared it to other devices, including Suunto’s own pre-Bluetooth change. Distance definitely comes from Stryd, period. For people like myself, for whom Stryd distance isn’t quite right (mine comes about 2% short) this means I have to choose between training with power (that is, Stryd power that works indoors and has been the same across all devices for the past 8 years I’ve been using it) and getting correct pace and distance outdoors. Coupled with ghost Bluetooth devices you can’t delete, occasional beeping and battery drain, yeah… The picture isn’t pretty.

Okay, it was in the morning. Now I connected the Vertical to use it for cycling. Suunto app decided to show the standard watch face during the first sync. Suunto, I accept the challenge!

Hello again, thanks to all that have replied. Just to clarify and avoid any more less than helpful posts - I have already read up on HRV, understand what and how it is measured across different devices. I agree on HRV being personal and to an individual and to only look on it as a trend. All that being said - mine is still reading 26 every night, it doesn’t vary, despite heavy training days VS non training days, poor sleep VS great sleep and alcohol VS no alcohol - it should. I’m not trying to compare to Garmin but it was clear how these activities impacted the score (trend). Does anyone know if this is a known issue and something that is being looked at from a software update POV? Many thanks, Neil.

@fejker yes, just one sad thing is. When importing exercise to Suunto App it won’t show him burned calories in daily burned calories section. I have been debating about this with suunto support in chat for a while and nothing can be done. I have recently switched to Garmin which was adding kcal but not adding training into my tiredness. Best solution for the moment to me is to connect trainer to watch and zwift in parallel. Training from zwift remain in zwift and from Garmin goes to Strava for example. Also in thus case I’m not tight to zwift only. Using wahoo app too from time to time.

Not exactly topic but related… I don’t know if « uphill bug » has been corrected for ski resort native sport mode (it counts distances and elevations of lifts…what force to correct manually total distance and elevation to 0).

@GiPFELKiND said in Suddenly while bike riding Connection HR Belt broken: But why should the hr Monitor signal get lost? I have no idea. I was just responding to @2b2bff’s comment about the HR graph. I will say that I have also been experiencing external HR drops on both the 9PP and V1 running the latest firmware. But usually it just drops for a few seconds at most, and never completely loses connection like it seems yours did. I’ve also been wearing an original 9P running super old firmware (2.26.8) and have not experienced any external sensor drops on it. So I’d guess it’s firmware related and hope that it gets fixed with the Q4 update.