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Wireless Computer/HRM Interference?

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  1. Has anyone experienced any problems with using a wireless bike computer and a heart rate monitor?

    I'm concerned about frequency interference between the two.

    Particulars - I own a Polar S210 and I'm looking at a Vetta V100, which has both wireless speed
    and cadence.

    I know the simple choice would have been to buy the S510, but I wasn't in the position to
    at the time.

    TIA, Bill

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    Has anyone experienced any problems with using a wireless bike computer and a heart rate monitor?

    I'm concerned about frequency interference between the two.

    Particulars - I own a Polar S210 and I'm looking at a Vetta V100, which has both wireless speed
    and cadence.

    I know the simple choice would have been to buy the S510, but I wasn't in the position to at
    the time.

    TIA, Bill

    Yes, there is the possibility of interference. I had problems with by S210 and a Sigma BC????. I
    understand that the new Sigma's work on a frequency that does not interfere with other equipment,
    but I have no evidence to back it up. I now use a S710 with Cadence sensor, it's your best option
    (or any bike specific monitor) but comes at a price.

    Sorry, but cannot comment on the Vetta.

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