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I am wondering if others are having good or bad luck with their HC 12.6
units? I am having particular problems with the HR monitor. For up to 1/2 of each ride, the unit will suddenly read a rate of 0. I have had a couple units sent to me by IBEX who is the distributor and has been nice in trying to resolve this but the problem persists. I know my HR is not 0 not only because I am still here writing but also because I have an older Sigma Sport HR monitor strapped to my bars which use the same strap as the VDO and never shows this behavior. I have tried multiple new batteries in straps and head units. I have tried 2 different VDO straps and the Sigma strap. I have tried 3 different VDO head units. It happens on multiple bikes. Do others see this or know of a work-around for it? If you are not having this that would be good to know as well and might provide encouragement to keep trying. Thanks |
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David White <whitedavidp@fastmail.us> writes:
> Do others see this or know of a work-around for it? If you are not > having this that would be good to know as well and might provide > encouragement to keep trying. I never had any problems like that with mine (used one for five years or so). The only real problem I encountered was that the speedometer would stop working when riding long enough in the rain (too much capacitance or whatever between the terminals in the base, wiping them somewhat clean and dry on the road was enough to do the trick), plus of course the usual >200 bpm HR readings when near power lines or such. One longshot could be that you are testing with a bad batch of batteries, maybe you could try a different brand? |
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