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27-02.-2008, 04:08 PM
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Heart rate monitor with avg HR, max, min, time, stop watch for under$40?
Can anyone recommend a HR monitor (wristwatch and strap) for under $40
that does all this and gets good, consistent readings.. Preferably one that doesnt need wet or gels etc.. Any thoughts out there? Thanks |
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28-02.-2008, 05:49 AM
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Re: Heart rate monitor with avg HR, max, min, time, stop watch forunder $40?
On Feb 27, 12:08 am, markm75 <markm...@msn.com> wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a HR monitor (wristwatch and strap) for under $40 > that does all this and gets good, consistent readings.. Preferably one > that doesnt need wet or gels etc.. > > Any thoughts out there? > > Thanks I have the Polar FS-1 it is a basic model gives time, pulse rate and average pulse rate. I think it cost about $60, and I've had no problems in 2 yeras that I have it. I had some unknown brand X before that which gave several more features but it didn't last very long. I think ya pretty much get what ya pay for. |
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28-02.-2008, 01:47 PM
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Re: Heart rate monitor with avg HR, max, min, time, stop watch for under $40?
Per bluezfolk:
>I have the Polar FS-1 it is a basic model gives time, pulse rate and >average pulse rate. I think it cost about $60, and I've had no >problems in 2 yeras that I have it. I had some unknown brand X before >that which gave several more features but it didn't last very long. >I think ya pretty much get what ya pay for. I've had a basic, bottom-of-the-line Polar for something like 20 or 25 years. The flexible plastic in the wrist strap and the chest unit is starting to disintegrate... but it's still tickin'. -- PeteCresswell |
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