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Polar S-520?

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  1. I'm thinking about purchasing the polar s-520 heart rate monitor/cyclocomputer. Any comments on this
    equipment, either pro or con?

    Thanks.

    Joel

  2. joel roth said:

    I'm thinking about purchasing the polar s-520 heart rate monitor/cyclocomputer. Any comments on
    this equipment, either pro or con?

    Thanks.

    Joel

    Polar service is top grade. Why don't you get the S720 instead? not much price difference and you
    get a better PC interface including better software I believe.

    --
    Perre

    You have to be smarter than a robot to reply.

  3. Move up to the 720i.

    joel roth said:

    I'm thinking about purchasing the polar s-520 heart rate monitor/cyclocomputer. Any comments on
    this equipment, either pro or con?

    Thanks.

    Joel

  4. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:

    Move up to the 720i.

    My wife likes hers.

    If you do, there's passable Linux software: daveb.netdaveb.net

    Eric

  5. joel roth said:

    I'm thinking about purchasing the polar s-520 heart rate monitor/cyclocomputer. Any comments on
    this equipment, either pro or con?


    You should be aware of that the 520 perhaps can't save that much data if this is an issue. This is
    the numbers for the 510/520 vs 710/720 from last year:

    Memory: 510: 16 hours 710: 520 hours (with sampling each minute) The hours will be less if you
    choose to sample the puls every 15 or each 5th second, which you can choose on the 710i anyway.

    Number of saved "heartbeats" 510: 120 710: 32000 Number of memory files 510: 1 710: 99

    In other words you can do several training sessions with the 710/720i without transfering data to
    your computer if you want to do that.

    With the 520,if you go out on an 2 hour session you can "only" sample your heartrate every 60
    seconds, for 4 hours every 120 seconds....

    /Anders 710i owner

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