Is this HRM compatible with the Garmin Forerunner range?
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maybe no problemi conneted sony smartphone with ant+and i see compatible with garmin edge series
57413
I know it is compatible with the Garmin 110 Forerunner I have. I use it all the time and it is flawless.
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This is NOT a stand alone device. In my case this HRM wirelessly transmits signal to a Garmin Forerunner 305 that tracks heart rate, GPS location and other data for upload to a computer program.
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Garmin Heart Rate Monitor & Strap for Forerunner 50 305 405 410 610 Edge 305 310XT
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The HRM run is built into the HeartRate monitor. You need to have the package that includes both a heart rate monitor and the watch. When you download to Garmin connect you can see the oscillation on the chart with your range showing normal. You can see where On garmin connect your steps change.It's not super scientific but is interesting to see.Also check out the new fenix 2 before you buy the 620. It looks very impressive and the same price.
722017
Hi Laurie-I have a Garmin 405cx watch and it works great. You pair it in the same manner as you would pair a foot pod or heart rate monitor.
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Yes, you can connect a Garmin HRM ANT+ HRM... Just understand it does not connect to this device, your HRM actually connects to the IPhone, which then communicates with this device. This is where the problems occur. If you wear a cycling jersey with the pocket in the back... you may, as many have, experience erratic connection between phone and RFLKT+ device... additional problems have been reported as a result of flapping jersey and wetness from sweat attenuating the signal. With the IPhone in back pock, not having line of sight with this device, the signal from the phone must bounce off things to get to the RFLKT+... or so it's reported in many reviews and user experiences. I now use the Wahoo Blue (with BT) HRM, Wahoo blue S/C BT speed/cadence sensor and Wahoo case for my IPhone and mount it right on my handlebar with Wahoo mount... this has resulted in error free data reporting of my HR, speed and cadence. Additionally, with the IPhone I have a bigger dashboard to view a whole lot more data while riding... I do not recommend the RFLKT+ as a long time cyclist with experience using multiple Timex, Garmin, Cateye sensors... the aforementioned has served me best while the RFLKT+ was a bust. Remember, the RFLKT+ isn't getting a signal from your HRM or speed/cadence sensor, rather the IPhone is forwarding the data to the RFLKT+... so why not just go with a far less expensive handlebar mount and case for IPhone.
722016
Yes - the speed/cadence sensor is compatible with the 405CX: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/into-sports/discontinued/forerunner-405cx/prod31859.html
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I don't think so. I tried one of the other Polar HR monitors that didn't have the Nike+ symbol on it and the GPS watch would never pick up the signal. I only found the monitor online. The GPS watch is sold at many sporting good stores and BestBuy but apparently the heart rate monitor is difficult to find other than online. It works GREAT by the way- highly recommend it. It's nice to see your workout with pace/elevation/and heart rate all mapped in google maps.
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I don't know. I returned the item as it was too difficult to operate. I only will use Garmin now.
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As per the Garmin website https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop-by-accessories/sensors/tempe-/prod107335.html , the Tempe is not compatible with the Forerunner 610.
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I am not sure, I would recommend contacting Garmin and ask then if it,s compatible
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According to this guy it should, (www.dcrainmaker.com/2011/10/garmin-forerunner-910xt-in-depth-review.html). He has THE best reviews around, especially on Garmin equipment. Google "DCRAINMAKER" then search for info.
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Obviously not your HR, but the speed sensor is a sort of "back up" to your speed & elapsed distance for instances where you are not picking up an adequate GPS signal, like when riding in a forest, near power lines or have a lot of hill/mountain obstructions. I highly recommend the sensor, as I have owned 2 Garmins now, & there are many cases where you will lose your signal.
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If your question is whether a HR strap from the 610 can be used with the 620, the answer is yes. Really any Ant+ HR strap an be paired to the 620 to give you HR data. BUT... if you want the running dynamics information (vertical oscillation and ground contact time), you need to get the new Garmin HRM-Run strap as it also contains motion sensing information. The built in cadence information on the 620 works with any Ant+ HR strap.
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I'm not sure, it paired with my Forerunner 610 watch. I just checked the Garmin website and it shows it as a compatible accessory to the Vivofit so I'd assume it would. See link below and select "compatible devices" tab, Vivofit is list at the bottom.https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop-by-accessories/fitness-sensors/soft-strap-premium-heart-rate-monitor/prod15490_010-10997-07.html
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If you're interested in Elevation related data, I would not recommend buying the Forerunner 305. I have been through multiple devices and many discussions with Tech support who basically informed me that this function (along with the calorie functions) are useless on the Forerunner 305. Apparently, it is Garmin's GPS based elevation data which is not as accurate as the barometric data reported by other devices. This was a surprise to me as I had thought the opposite would have been true. Unfortunately not. I run/ride exclusively in the mountains and I'm very dissapointed to say the least. The standard speed, distance, time, and heart rate functions all work fine. Hope this helps. If you're interested in Elevation related data, I would not recommend buying the Forerunner 305. I have been through multiple devices and many discussions with Tech support who basically informed me that this function (along with the calorie functions) are useless on the Forerunner 305. Apparently, it is Garmin's GPS based elevation data which is not as accurate as the barometric data reported by other devices. This was a surprise to me as I had thought the opposite would have been true. Unfortunately not. I run/ride exclusively in the mountains and I'm very dissapointed to say the least.... » Read More If you're interested in Elevation related data, I would not recommend buying the Forerunner 305. I have been through multiple devices and many discussions with Tech support who basically informed me that this function (along with the calorie functions) are useless on the Forerunner 305. Apparently, it is Garmin's GPS based elevation data which is not as accurate as the barometric data reported by other devices. This was a surprise to me as I had thought the opposite would have been true. Unfortunately not. I run/ride exclusively in the mountains and I'm very dissapointed to say the least. The standard speed, distance, time, and heart rate functions all work fine. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I also use mine with a Garmin Edge 500 plus the Garmin cadence/speed sensor. Works fine although I am sceptical of the power numbers. Some max values seem quite high.