Which downloadable HRM is the best?

Cardiosport Ultra
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Looking for recommendations for a good recording HRM. I want one that records the entire workout,
and then downloads it to my computer for

review.

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I'm having difficulty choosing one over the other. Also, if you could, please point me to a good
website or two on how to choose a good HRM

system

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if there are any.

I know there's good ones from Polar, Nike, and Timex so far. Are there others worth considering?
Which ones work the best?

Jonathan Sydenham said:

Cardiosport Ultra

*choke*

You've spent too long with the Danes...

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Cardiosport Ultra J

I believe you are referring to the Cardiosport "Ultima", seen here:
cardiosport.comproddesc.aspOpen ↗ , correct?

Thank you for the tip. I didn't know about that one.

Yes, Ultima!
Most Danes use Polar. Cardioport models were very limited (especially
memory-wise) before the Ultima came out. Now the Ultima does everything
Polar's top models do (apart from built-in fitness tests and "personal
training zones"😉 at a rather more modest price.
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Cardiosport Ultra J

I believe you are referring to the Cardiosport "Ultima", seen here:
cardiosport.comproddesc.aspOpen ↗ , correct?

Thank you for the tip. I didn't know about that one.

I have the Ultima and it does all I need. I'm very happy with it.

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Yes, Ultima!

On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 18:52:25 GMT, "HardwareLust" <[email hidden]>

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Looking for recommendations for a good recording HRM. I want one that records the entire workout,
and then downloads it to my computer for review. I'm having difficulty choosing one over the other.
Also, if you could, please point me to a good website or two on how to choose a good HRM system if
there are any.

I know there's good ones from Polar, Nike, and Timex so far. Are there others worth considering?
Which ones work the best?

I have a Polar 620i. I've had only minor problems with it, the IR has to be removed from
the USB when I reboot else it locks up the machine. The IR is also fairly picky when it
comes to position to get it to read. I use the Software that came with mine, it's fairly
nice. I've had no problems with the watch and or transmitter at all. I've had it for a
little over a year now. The watch records the entire workout and multiple workouts, up to
23hrs based on, I think, 3 second readings. Check out polars sight they have a comparison
of all there units.

~Matt

I am a Polar fan.

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Sam, glad to be back after a bit of a hiatus. "HardwareLust" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

Looking for recommendations for a good recording HRM. I want one that records the entire workout,
and then downloads it to my computer for

review.

Quoted message said:

I'm having difficulty choosing one over the other. Also, if you could, please point me to a good
website or two on how to choose a good HRM

system

Quoted message said:

if there are any.

I know there's good ones from Polar, Nike, and Timex so far. Are there others worth considering?
Which ones work the best?

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I am a Polar fan.

Which model in particular?