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I'm looking for a plain vanilla heart rate monitor that does nothing
buy give the heart rate. I don't want any other techno-bloat -- no clock, lap timers or anything, just the heart rate. Any suggestions? |
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Hey DC
I like my Tanita 6102. A pocket size, strapless model that measures your pulse at the finger tip. VERY convenient for checking your resting heart upon waking. Simple, accurate and inexpensive, about $25. Best Regards - Mike Baldwin |
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On Dec 2, 1:55 am, DC1999 wrote:
I'm looking for a plain vanilla heart rate monitor that does nothing buy give the heart rate. I don't want any other techno-bloat -- no clock, lap timers or anything, just the heart rate. Any suggestions? Sigma PC3: http://www.sigmasport.com/us/produkt.../topline/pc_3/ It has a timer too, but other than that just a nice big HR display with no bloat. Just one button. Good reception from the chest belt. Joseph |
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On Dec 1, 7:55 pm, DC1999 wrote:
I'm looking for a plain vanilla heart rate monitor that does nothing buy give the heart rate. I don't want any other techno-bloat -- no clock, lap timers or anything, just the heart rate. Any suggestions? get the most basic polar you can get. they are still the most reliable watches for heart rate. they are about $50 en ebay carlos http:/www.bikingthings.com |
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On Dec 1, 5:55 pm, DC1999 wrote:
I'm looking for a plain vanilla heart rate monitor that does nothing buy give the heart rate. I don't want any other techno-bloat -- no clock, lap timers or anything, just the heart rate. Any suggestions? I like my CardioSport GO. It's not the cheapest on the market, but you can change the batteries yourself. I've had others that required you to send the chest strap and watch back to the manufacturer when the batteries wore out (about every 1-2 years). - JR |
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On Sun, 2 Dec 2007 02:41:15 -0800 (PST),
" wrote: On Dec 2, 1:55 am, DC1999 wrote: I'm looking for a plain vanilla heart rate monitor that does nothing buy give the heart rate. I don't want any other techno-bloat -- no clock, lap timers or anything, just the heart rate. Any suggestions? Sigma PC3: http://www.sigmasport.com/us/produkt.../topline/pc_3/ It has a timer too, but other than that just a nice big HR display with no bloat. Just one button. Good reception from the chest belt. Seconded. If you decide it's worthwhile, you can spend more money to get a fancier HRM; if not, you haven't lost too much. Pat Email address works as is. |
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Heart Rate Monitor
sports instruments
fit 2 or fit 3 - cases break though, watch falls off - get at a performance bike store, they will exchange also now on fantastic sales - $39 for fit 3, 29 for fit 2 wle. |
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