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    • Inge NallssonI Offline
      Inge Nallsson @Sportsfreund
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      @Sportsfreund said in Suunto Smart sensor vs other belt-sensors:

      Dieses Problem hatte ich heute zum ersten Mal. Plötzlich geht die HF um 20 Schläge nach oben.

      Mein SSB ist gerade 3 Monate alt. Schlimm

      If the spikes only are short ones at the beginning of an exercise, like in the graph you quoted, then they most likely are from static electricity built up in a dry tech material shirt. Those spikes disappear when the shirt get drenched by sweat.

      Suunto Race S

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        Sportsfreund Bronze Member @Inge Nallsson
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        @Inge-Nallsson
        Bei mir steigt der Puls oft um ziemlich genau 20 Schläge an nach ca 20 min im Training.

        Unterbreche ich die Aktivität und starte sie danach neu, läuft es erst prima um dann nach ca 20 min wieder einen Sprung um ca 20 Schläge nach oben zu machen. Dort hält sich dann der angezeigte Puls auch bis zum Schluss.

        Im direkten Vergleich mit meinem Corosband und von meinem Gefühl her liegt der Fehler am Suunto Band. Denn dieses zeigt mir dann bei schnelleren Läufen Werte jenseits meiner maxHF.

        Ich habe jetzt aber rausgefunden dass das Problem höchstwahrscheinlich im Gurt liegt. Denn wenn ich den Sensor auf einen anderen Gurt stecke, kommt dieser Fehler nicht.

        Schade Suunto. Den schicke ich zurück und nutze erstmal meinen sehr alten H10 wieder.

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          Sportsfreund Bronze Member @Sportsfreund
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            halajos Bronze Member @sky-runner
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            @sky-runner the belt for the Suunto smart sensor had been updated a few years ago and the new contact material seems to be more reliable than the old one. You can tell them apart by the color of the rounded patch around the sensor contacts (black is old, grey is new). If you’ve never used the new one, it may be worth to give it a try.

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              Sportsfreund Bronze Member @halajos
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              @halajos Ich habe den vor 3 Monaten erst gekauft. Das war das Schwarze.

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                HoBart @halajos
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                @halajos Do you have pictures of both versions?

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                  IceRim @HoBart
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                  @HoBart
                  I have the pictures.
                  The red one is Suunto Smart Sensor, the black one is Suunto Smart Heart Rate Belt(had been updated a few years ago)IMG_20241228_091718.jpg .

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                    HoBart @IceRim
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                    @IceRim Thank you.

                    I used my Suunto Sensor yesterday. For the last 12 months I was using a Garmin HRM Pro. The Data I got from my Suunto Belt was horrible. Most of the time I had no Heartrate on the Watch, so I hoped it would sync afterwards, but what I got looked like this….
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                    The Workout at the end seems ok, but way to high. The running intervals at the beginning showed no heartrate at all.

                    t6, Ambit, Traverse, Spartan Sport WHR, Suunto 7 (2 month! then sold it!, loved the watch but UI was pointless),Suunto 9, Garmin Fenix 6pro, Suunto 9 Peak Ti (it‘s a beauty), Garmin Epix Gen2, Suunto Race Ti

                    Core Brushed Steel (Most beautiful watch ever)

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                      flexh88
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                      I noticed that the Suunto Smart Heart Rate Sensor is back in stock in the Suunto store. Very curious about what it can do and ZoneSense seems pretty cool.

                      I’ll be grabbing one here soon to play and test with either way. Just seeing if any more specs are available out there about it? Like any updated features/sensors. Thanks.

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                        halajos Bronze Member @flexh88
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                        @flexh88 I don’t think anything has changed on the smart sensor. The belt was updated a few years ago to make it more durable. I’m using ZoneSense with a polar H10, which had the advantage of cheep 3rd party replacement belt supply. The advantages of the smart sensor over the H10 is the smaller size/weight and the capability to store HR data in is memory while BT connection is broken (like in the pool).

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