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Polar Hrm mobile link Suggestions Please

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  1. I have a Polar S725 monitor and will be away for a weeks training next
    year so am trying to think of different ways to keep the information.

    The ideal way would be to store the info on my windows smart phone
    using the mobile link. I have contacted polar and they have no plans
    to use any other manufacturer apart from Nokia, I am not going to buy
    a new phone so has anyone been able to transfer info to their smart
    phone for storage and retrieve it at a later date?

    Any suggestions you guys have are welcome.

    Thanks
    Jamie

  2. Get a Windows laptop with an IrDA port on it. The infrared on the 725
    works perfectly with a standard IrDA port, so you don't need the Polar
    interface. The standard software that Polar ships with the unit works
    fine. Then, you are only limited by the size of the hard disk on the
    laptop - a typical day's ride is in the 20kb region, so you'll get a
    month of training in one megabyte. And if you want, you can email them
    to your coach directly from the laptop.

    If your smart phone has an IrDA port, and it really is running the
    embedded version of Windows, then you might try transferring the
    included software to it and running it. But, the app is pretty graphics
    intensive - might not be usable on such a low resolution screen.

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