Is the transmitter for this a "Wearlink+" or a "H1" model?
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It is the Wearlink+ I'm pretty sure. I *think* the H1 is the base model one that is more rigid and less comfortable.
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It is a wearlink and it works fine. Was skeptical about it with everything I read. If removed from the chest strap daily, which is easy, going on two years with the same battery.
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Hi German Girl. The Link model has Bluetooth connectivity capability. The less expensive Core unit connects with a USB cable. You can find more information on the two models here http://www.bodymedia.com/the_interface.html . Hope that helps.
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I don't know the answer to your question, but I purchased the transmitter & it works great! I have no complaints about it.
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The FT1 is sold with a T31 coded transmitter from Polar. Use with a non-coded would not be recommended.
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Sir Ares freedom will sync to any BT transmitter If your equipment has a transmitter then the headset will work well.
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I don't think so. AIS01F is a receiver, not a transmitter. It receives signals via BT and outputs through the audio jack. For instance, my car does not have BT streaming I connect the AIS01F to the AUX Audio IN so I can stream audio from my Phone to the car audio system.
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No, it is not possible this is a transmitter at all. It is a receiver. I fell for the same comments when I selected to purchase this device. I received it and it didn't do either, so I contacted the seller about it not transmitting or receiving and the seller told me it's only a receiver and not a transmitter. Those claiming it's a transmitter are making comments about the wrong device or a similar device used to transmit and now only receives or they received the wrong device or they're simply wrong. This is not a transmitter. And, frankly, it's not that great of a receiver for the price. After receiving my replacement, I tried it out and then gave it away, because I found a better one for around $2.50.
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The transmitter has a small wire not sure of its actual name but it is like mini xlr cable that runs from the transmitter up your shirt to the head phone attachment
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I believe that model had been replaced with a newer one, but is compatible with that transmitter, and you can get just the headphones. I can't recall the new model #, but I can tell you the replacement ones use rechargeable batteries only, If u were that transmitter u would plug the headphones into it to recharge, ore I think you can get a wall adapter. Look on the Unisar website for that info.
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The one I received IS a REFURBISHED unit. On the headband in the middle it's clearly printed "REFURB-W".
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Sorry I returned the device and do not remember. What I bought as a replacement (and like better) the iogear 39-HD has 2 hdmi ports on the transmitter
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2.1 according to Avantree. http://www.avantree.com/comparison/bluetooth-receiver-&-transmitter-comparison.html
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The newest update makes it able to link to some, but the other unit has to be in HFP pairing mode which I understand is the same mode used for pairing the phone. I haven't tried it on my Motorola BT2 head sets yet myself. Hope this helps.
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Same issue here. Looking for the 433 Mhz transmitter, but color suggests it's 418 Mhz.
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The HJC port for chatterbox is _only_ compatible with the xbi2h, it's a shame they don't specify (it's labeled only as "Chatterbox Compatible"). That said, this chatterbox will work any helmet, you just have to use the clip-on bracket that comes with it and wrap the speaker cable under the lip of your helmet and back up in to where you put the headphones.
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Which monitor are you refering to? I can confirm that the "Polar WearLink+ transmitter Nike+" does with with the Nike Sportswatch.
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I would call Cateye. They are not all compatable with each other. I found my older Hrm would not talk to my Strada digital wireless. I had to buy the newer one, but there are different ones. Cateye told me the # of the one I needed.