@jakeenan Agree with you for coloroured emoji. For temperature, the one on the map is from weather data provider, but the one from activity data list is registered by your watch and thus influenced by your body temperature, so probably offset.

@Mads-Hintz-Madsen yes agreed, changes never sync back, I had to go recheck. It is plan similar route then delete the original I have used as a work around. As mentioned on the Wahoo app amendments do sync. It would be great if SA did the same. I’m also on Android.

@JohnV HRV is interpreted as body resources. In my case I notice if my resources is going yellow again whilst resting it’s a sign of good recovery and HRV going up.

Versuch doch mal, den H10 mit dem SportsTracker zu verbinden, denn der SportsTracker ist ja von Suunto.

I think I solved this! I signed out of the app, deleted all user data from my phone, signed back in and the missing activity sync’d up!

@isazi I can confirm that on my next run i got a VO2 max reading, thanks for your help.

@margusl or find a friend with a mobile phone just to create an account.

@krlo_Ox Well explained in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxxrRS0MHTs

@Matthew-Robertson Happy to help (though we have to thank original author of the video). Keep in mind that it usually takes 1-2 weeks to see the changes in Suunto App.

@Petr-Netík if you want to mute notifications coming from your smartwatch but keep ON for other actions like “laps while running”… you can’t yeah I know it is something essential for us (at least for me) but not for suunto atm

@ChubbyCrusher They did remove Movescount from the app stores some time ago. Its a really frustrating situation, to have an App that you can’t use for everything you want to do with the watch.

@silentvoyager said in Suunto 9 baro and climbed meters + suunto app: @ollemelin said in Suunto 9 baro and climbed meters + suunto app: I know, but my question was really why the suunto app (and strava) does not autocorrect when they make use of the terrain model? Map auto-correction may be very inaccurate because it depends on accurate coordinates, which is often challenging on mountainous terrain. Consider the following example. You traverse across a steep mountain slope on a narrow trail. Half of sky is obstructed by the mountain, so the number of GPS satellites is limited and positional accuracy isn’t great. As a result of that the GPS track can wobble 10-15 meters either way across the slope. Now, those inaccurate coordinates are fed into the elevation model, and each movement to either side may translate into a large elevation jump or drop that wasn’t actually there. That may add to a lot of extra elevation gain. The model is also very inaccurate when crossing bridges or going through tonnels. Every time you cross a bridge the elevation model will have you going to the bottom and then go up again to your previous level. Yes, thats correct. But on longer climbs in the mountains its not a problem. The device is spot on. My issue is with flow-tracks with small hills. I actually take a lot of meters on that kind of trails. As I live in sweden the data for terrainmodels are also very good.

We definitely need a setting in the app to set start of the week. For example I want my phone to be in English, but I have my locale set as Slovenian … the app doesn’t care, it just starts my week on Sunday and I want it to start on Monday. In MC we could set that.