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Cletus D . Lee
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Any HRM recommendations out there? I tried and did not like the Polar M21 HRM. I found it difficult
to start and stop. Erratic when functioning. I could not complete a single ride without the HRM
producing readings well above 250 and usually, when it hit HRs above 200, it would never return to a
normal range. (which killed any useful training data). Polar suggested that it was getting
electrical interference. Are there HRMs that are no so sensitive to common electrical fields
commonly found while outside on a recumbent?
One other thing that I discovered about the Polar HRM is that the HR sensor requires a trip to the
factory for a new battery.
Any one have a particular HRM that has proven reliable and gives useful information?
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Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager http://www.clee.org
- Bellaire, TX USA -
to start and stop. Erratic when functioning. I could not complete a single ride without the HRM
producing readings well above 250 and usually, when it hit HRs above 200, it would never return to a
normal range. (which killed any useful training data). Polar suggested that it was getting
electrical interference. Are there HRMs that are no so sensitive to common electrical fields
commonly found while outside on a recumbent?
One other thing that I discovered about the Polar HRM is that the HR sensor requires a trip to the
factory for a new battery.
Any one have a particular HRM that has proven reliable and gives useful information?
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Cletus D. Lee Bacchetta Giro Lightning Voyager http://www.clee.org
- Bellaire, TX USA -