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List of Polar Compatible HRM

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  1. Hi --

    My polar HRM has died, and rather than sending it to polar
    to replace the battery, I've thought of buying another brand
    that makes this easier.

    So, does anyone have a list of polar compatible HRM
    equipment that they'd care to share ? I'm looking for polar
    compatibility so that I can carry on using various machines
    at the gym also.

    Thanks,

    --
    regards, chris

  2. Or you could just disregard Polar's instructions and change
    the battery yourself. I'm a mechanical klutz but was able to
    get a cheap battery at Radio Shack and change it. The only
    tricky part was lining everything up so the beeping function
    still worked. I'm not sure I'd want to go swimming with the
    watch on (Polar recommends they change the battery so they
    can seal everything back up), but since I only use the HRM
    for running or on a Nordic Track, I don't have problems with
    water fouling up the watch.

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    Stiles said:

    Hi --

    My polar HRM has died, and rather than sending it to polar
    to replace the battery, I've thought of buying another
    brand that makes this easier.

    So, does anyone have a list of polar compatible HRM
    equipment that they'd care to share ? I'm looking for
    polar compatibility so that I can carry on using various
    machines at the gym also.

    Thanks,

  3. Laura Van Sant said:

    Or you could just disregard Polar's instructions and
    change the battery yourself. I'm a mechanical klutz but
    was able to get a cheap battery at Radio Shack and change
    it. The only tricky part was lining everything

    Well, i've had a pop at replacing the watch battery itself,
    unfortunately this time its the battery in the transmitter
    that appears to have gone, so that's 32 pounds (sterling) to
    replace it.

    --
    regards, chris

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