• Training Peaks - interval notification

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    @2b2bff said: @stromdiddily said: @2b2bff how can it be then that there is different behavior between two watches syncing the same planned workout from the same platform? Is this really the case? What watches? What different behaviour? my enduro 3 has an entire screen dedicated to “up next” which will show the interval number you’re on, how much is left and what is planned next…all from the same planned training peaks workout that folks here are claiming is not a suunto problem
  • [Question] No stupid questions - ask anything here

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    How can I read current wind gusts in a SuuntoPlus app? Hi @suuntopartnerteam, I’m working on a SuuntoPlus app that displays current weather and forecast weather data. I’m trying to show wind gusts for the current weather, but on the actual watch I only get --. In my template I currently read current weather like this: $.get('/Weather/Current', function(v) { gWxNow = v; renderNow(); }); and then I try to render current gusts with: setText('#nowWg', windStr(v.windGust)); This works only if /Weather/Current returns a windGust field. On the watch, however, this seems to be undefined, so my formatter returns --. What confused me is that in the SuuntoPlus VS Code simulator internals, the weather mock seems to return a richer weather object. In suunto-internals, getWeatherData() includes fields such as: { humidity: 43, feelsLike: 293.15, temp: 293.15, weatherType: 2, windDeg: 230, windType: 5, windGust: 8, windSpeed: 6, pop: .23, rain: 1.2 } So in the simulator, v.windGust can exist on the weather object. But from the documented data paths, /Weather/Current seems to expose only something like: { temp, weatherType, windSpeed, windType } and the listed current paths appear to be: /Weather/Current /Weather/Current.temp /Weather/Current.weatherType /Weather/Current.windSpeed /Weather/Current.windType I can read forecast gusts separately with a path like: /Weather/Future/N.windGust or at least this seems to work on the watch for forecast data. But I have not found an equivalent reliable path for current wind gusts, such as: /Weather/Current.windGust My main question is: is there any supported way to read current wind gusts in a SuuntoPlus app on the actual watch? I also have a related question about forecast index 0. What is the intended meaning of: /Weather/Future/0 How is /Weather/Future/0 different from /Weather/Current? Is Future/0 the nearest hourly forecast slot, the current forecast hour, or something else? I’m asking because if current gusts are not available, one possible fallback would be to use /Weather/Future/0.windGust, but I’m not sure whether that would be semantically correct. More specifically: Does /Weather/Current.windGust exist on hardware? Should current gusts be read from another path, for example Observation data? Is windGust only available for forecast data, not current weather? Is the richer weather object in the VS Code simulator only mock data and not representative of the real watch API? What exactly is the difference between /Weather/Current and /Weather/Future/0? Right now, on the watch, current weather gusts display as --, while forecast gusts can be displayed. Tested on hardware, not only in the simulator. The issue is that the simulator mock appears to include windGust in the current weather object, but the actual watch does not seem to expose that field. Thanks for any clarification.
  • 2.53.42 Race S and Pathetic battery life

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    @withManish I totally understand your frustration. And that the watch updates although you disabled it, is a no go. But in the end there is an easy work around until this is fixed. Just put it on a charger for some minutes, the watch charges quickly. It is not as it should be but works fine. I don’t think that a reset fixes it according to other users.
  • Sticky notifications during activities

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  • Please delete this post

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    First of - thanks to Suunto for opening up the possibility to enrich the marvelous watch lines with features that many users has been missing! It is always amazing to see where the combination of ingenuity and a development platform takes us. Being a road-runner with some sort of ambition to optimize races I have been missing a race pacer that allows for freely defining pace segments. The races in have participated in (Gothenburg area, Sweden) are most often pretty hilly and I have found that I waste energy in the wrong places and therefore needed an app that could help. The requirements were pretty close to “RaceWarden Pacer” - but I was still missing the possibility to define the distance for the various segments of the race. And. With age comes poor eyesight, so I needed BIG (and clear) numbers to control the pace. The logic/thinking: You define you pacing strategy based on profile of the race and potentially other factors - this is all done outside of the app. Example from “Göteborgsvarvet”: [image: 1780157300180-2026-05-18_19-54-08.png] The pacing strategy is pushed to the app through user defined app settings: Segment Distances (km or mile): 2.45 1.79 1.36 1.36 6.59 7.8 Segment paces (min/km or min/mile): 5:18 5:03 5:37 4:55 5:12 5:14 (Is it possible to have two input fields in app settings?) With the user input the total race length is calculated by adding the Segment Distances (21,35km) and overall race target time (1:51:26) as well as target pace (general) is also calculated. Then comes the tricky part. What is really needed / what can be displayed to help pacing (remember: poor eyesight)? I removed heart rate as I have found it does not work (for me) during races, and landed in the following configuration: [image: 1780125397727-2026-05-30_00-06-13.png] Segment Target Pace: Derived from user input and displayed once a segment is recognized/completed Segment Pace: Calculated. Similar to Lap Pace but utilizes the user defined Segment Distances/Segment paces Total Seconds ahead/behind Race Plan: Defined as the deviation between race plan and completed distance/time Needed Pace: Based on initial user input finishing time and total race length are calculated. This is the pace needed for the remaining part of the race to reach the target What would you see as missing? The remaining challenges: I would like to have (I believe) at least some indication on heart rate - but I am not able to get the standard zone gauge to work and lack the skills to create one by myself with the canvas mysteries Compatibility - I believe maximizing fonts will be problematic for smaller watches but have not really had the energy to investigate what/how to make sure it works also for smaller displays Contrast - to me it seems yellow offers the best contrast, but is it just my eyes or a more common phenomenon? All input welcome! (unfortunately it seems my application for the partner development has got lost in the mail, as I applied many weeks ago) Also - I used the app (very successfully) during a recent race!
  • Delete a map on the watch

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    @JungleJim @sartoric @2b2bff You’re all right !!! update the maps and got the remove button many thanks
  • Vector Classic watch face gone?

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    @Horizontal_2 exactly. Every watch has their so called “hero” watch face. It is pre-installed with the firmware. Which makes sense, as there must be one, even if you remove all using the app. Of course this hero watch face is not in the app. It is on your watch.
  • Race 2 accuracy

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    @dreamer_ I’m built similarly to you so glad I stuck with the Race 2. Maybe you’ll change back after the update! I didn’t want to pay an additional £100 for a torch and bigger battery, neither of which I need. This would also come with more bulk and omission of the scroll wheel which I like for zooming the maps. I wonder whether this update will be included in the next quarterly one or a separate earlier fix…
  • Race S: Extremely high battery use rate

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    @sindavide said: @sky-runner It seems we all have the same problem. One night sleep with sleep monitoring uses ove 10% battery. I’ve disabled sleep monitoring. It’s neither accurate nor useful. You’re better off asking yourself in the morning if you feel refreshed or still sleepy. A much better indicator how you slept. If you disable sleep tracking you also disable hrv. But from properly tests (not some youtube gadget influencer) hrv measuring on garmin watches isn’t that accurate and I have no reason to believe others brands are better. And, again, the useful of hrv is questionable. But some people love collecting data, so I understand disabling data collection isn’t an option for everyone.
  • Tech diver issues with Nautic

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    Hi agree the app need a profound re-design regarding diving. Basic : log dives number log dives separate dives by devices, when dive with Nautic & Nautical S the dive get duplicate Tanks stats gas used PPo2 bottom time surface interval deepest dive longest dive ascend time ascend rate Total dives Total EAN dives Total Deep dives Dive plans Total time Max time Average time Max depth Average Max depth Min SAC Max SAC In my opinion should be a specific dive section inside the app only to log dives, and able to hide all the other activities metrics.
  • Suunto 9 and Vertical Run Sport activity

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    There aren’t many women in the room! I’m Marie-Lise, a French-speaking Canadian woman from Quebec City, almost 50 years old, trying to stay in shape and maintain a bit of performance in a busy family and professional life. I’m a multisport enthusiast: snow pentathlon, ski touring, hiking, running, cycling, etc. Username: MLM
  • Suunto Vertical first Anniversary : share to celebrate !

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    @Stefano-M64 darn it, package got lost somewhere… still waiting
  • Vertical Steel Solar Stuck in Service Mode

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  • When NDL comes to 0, TTS should...

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    @Niels-Søren-Bøgh I totally agree too.
  • Suunto Spark

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    @Ze-Stuart it’s really a pity. I really hope they can push an update soon to improve the user experience.
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    MLM31M
    I did indeed receive my Race S watch, and my old watch charges perfectly with the new cable, so I haven’t tested the new watch yet and I’m returning it now. Buy a new $70 cable is beyond reasonable in my opinion for a watch that’s barely 3 years old, and I absolutely don’t want to send my watch to the company and fight to avoid paying for the repair. So I went around my principles this time and ordered a cable from Amazon which works perfectly. My near vision requires a larger screen, so I haven’t chosen my next watch yet… To be continued…
  • Third-party chest strap with ZoneSense on SuuntoPlus?

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    @FunkyLarma Thats a good point. I have the white one and it offers other things like Cadence and something else I cannot remember at the moment. I think those did create issues, but it finally started working in the last software update. I had horrible issues with it for a while because it would drop if another BT signal was available and it was almost as if the other device would cut in and turn off the connection to my Vertical 2. It was a mess.