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Tom 16.11.2007 09:20:27 UTC



No. The communication of a HRM belt with the watch is usually done using the ANT protocol which is incompatible to WiFi and Bluetooth. There has been an ANT2Bluetooth converter device available - but it's not available any more and: who want's to carry about another device.

sprockett 15.11.2007 23:55:10 UTC



Polar HRM belts use wireless at 2.4ghz (i believe) could that not be recieved by a ppc wifi setup?
Tom 15.11.2007 12:07:22 UTC



Right, Matthias, thanks for the information. The F6 does not seem to record all heart rate data - only the average heart rate can be uploaded to a PC.

A new RS400 can be bought for about EUR 200 on Ebay.

Regards

Tom
matzem21 15.11.2007 11:53:30 UTC



I doubt that the Polar f6 has a HRM recording support. The first polar device I know which has this feature is the RS400. Look out for (Recording rate).
Tom 15.11.2007 09:09:29 UTC



@windtrader: as far as I know it's not possible to export HRM data from the Timex watch; we have a Timex speed + distance system here (Timex Ironman Triathlon + Garmin speed + distance); it works okay but has a weak GPS receiver

@steven: I'm not sure which is the cheapest with HRM file support. Probably the F6 (about 70 EUR / 100 USD), see http://www.polarusa.com/products/fseries/f6.asp; prices starting at 50 EUR on Ebay/Germany or 80 USD on Ebay/US for a new F6 watch
windtrader 15.11.2007 07:51:01 UTC



Did not see a button to edit prior post.

Here is an interesting product. Includes heart rate monitor, GPS unit, and USB data logger for about $250. Actually, not a bad price if it works well given the various monitoring units.

http://www.amazon.com/Timex-Bodylink-Ultimate-Package-Generation/dp/B0006G5LOI/ref=sr_1_14?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1195108988&sr=8-14

Also, found not cheap data recording hrms. Most are still on the more expensive models.
windtrader 15.11.2007 07:07:13 UTC



This feature makes the overall solution very useful for truely analyzing how one performs during a training session.

I have little knowledge about the Polar hrm data file format but is it some sort of standard or a defacto standard due to the large base of Polar heart rate units on the market? Are there other non-Polar units, not necessarily cheaper, that can also send hrm data?
Steven 14.11.2007 22:15:38 UTC



What is the cheapest watch that can provide the HRM files?
Tom 14.11.2007 13:42:46 UTC



@all: please post some feedback if it does or does not work with your HRM data ... preferebly with URL
Tom 14.11.2007 13:38:43 UTC



Hello,

the HRM file import function is now online (BETA). You need a Polar heart rate watch the UpLink Tool to get the heart rate data to your PC and from there to GPS-Sport.net.

To test it, do the following:

1) go to a training page
2) choose Upload Heart Rate Data (HRM)
3) select a file to upload

Here's a sample http://www.gps-sport.net/detail.jsp?trainingID=6258.
Thank you Matthias for providing the data.

Btw: for all newly uploaded trainings, a speed diagram (X: time Y: speed) will also be added. This is particularly interesting when comparing it to the heart rate diagram.

Best regards
Tom
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