Has anyone seen or used this new computer? I like the idea
of no cables/wires to have to deal with. Lanny
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cateye CD300DW wireless computer
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by Lanny R. Levens
Has anyone seen or used this new computer? I like the idea
of no cables/wires to have to deal with. LannyI am also looking for this computer, and I would like to know if it would interfeer with my Suunto X6HR.
I have seem positive comments about the CD300DW, but the fact that it is not CE listed and that it states on the manual that it should not be used with other wireless devices makes me wonder if it work properly close to my hart monitor.
Unfortunately, Cateye has not even announced a wireless version of the TR-100, and the TR-100 is not easily found as of yet.
Does anybody have any idea about electromagnetic interference between the wireless sensor of the CD300DW and the hart rate monitor of the Suunto X6HR (if I am not mistaken, Suunto uses Polar technology).
Thanks,
--Nakano.
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Quoted post said:
Originally posted by lgnakano
I am also looking for this computer, and I would like to know if it would interfeer with my Suunto X6HR.
I have seem positive comments about the CD300DW, but the fact that it is not CE listed and that it states on the manual that it should not be used with other wireless devices makes me wonder if it work properly close to my hart monitor.
Unfortunately, Cateye has not even announced a wireless version of the TR-100, and the TR-100 is not easily found as of yet.
Does anybody have any idea about electromagnetic interference between the wireless sensor of the CD300DW and the hart rate monitor of the Suunto X6HR (if I am not mistaken, Suunto uses Polar technology).
Thanks,
--Nakano.I'll reply my own question:
According to a Cateye representative in the USA, the CD300DW will NOT work with any hart rate monitors whatsoever. The information it provides is imprecise.
The only alternative from Cateye for the moment is the TR-100, but that one is NOT wireless. for the cadence and speed, only heart rate.
Does anybody know any cordless system that I could use, or should I consider the TR100 by Cateye and the HAC4+ by Ciclosport?
Thanks,
--Nakano.
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lgnakano said:
lgnakano said:
I am also looking for this computer, and I would like
to know if it would interfeer with my Suunto X6HR. I
have seem positive comments about the CD300DW, but the
fact that it is not CE listed and that it states on
the manual that it should not be used with other
wireless devices makes me wonder if it work properly
close to my hart monitor. Unfortunately, Cateye has
not even announced a wireless version of the TR-100,
and the TR-100 is not easily found as of yet. Does
anybody have any idea about electromagnetic
interference between the wireless sensor of the
CD300DW and the hart rate monitor of the Suunto X6HR
(if I am not mistaken, Suunto uses Polar technology).
Thanks, --Nakano.I'll reply my own question:
According to a Cateye representative in the USA, the
CD300DW will NOT work with any hart rate monitors
whatsoever. The information it provides is imprecise.The only alternative from Cateye for the moment is the TR-
100, but that one is NOT wireless. for the cadence and
speed, only heart rate.Does anybody know any cordless system that I could use, or
should I consider the TR100 by Cateye and the HAC4+ by
Ciclosport?Thanks,
--Nakano.
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you were lucky to get through to Cateye. I called recently
for tech support. I gave up waiting. Took the unit back to
the store.dave
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