I already have the Garmin 510 bundle set up on my bike. Is the 910 base watch compatiable with the sensors and components for the 510?
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If they are ANT+ then yes. I looked on the Garmin Web Site and is says so. To be safe you may want to call the Garmin Support atBy PhoneU.S.: 913-397-8200U.S. Toll-free: 800-800-1020Canada: 866-429-9296Support HoursMon-Thurs: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.Fri: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Central Time (Closed Holidays)
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I would think so. I have the 910 and my husband has an Edge on his bike. The cadence monitors are identical. Both ANT.
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I have read that it is now compatible with with Garmin Connect app if you have the latest Fenix firmware. But I don't have the watch so can't confirm.
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I'm fairly confident there is only one version of the 405. You use it with a HR monitor or without. My 305 strap was 100% compatible.
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Base model gets you the watch. With HRM is a seperate option, and Triathlon bundle gets you the HRM plus the cycle mount (including the quick release I believe), and the GSC-10 speed/candence sensor.
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I can't answer that question specifically, but it works just fine with my Garmin 910 which is an ANT+ device. No problem configuring it - I simply told the 910 to search for ANT+ HRMs, it found the Motorola HRM straight away, I paired them up and have had no issues whatsoever since then
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Yes - the speed/cadence sensor is compatible with the 405CX: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/into-sports/discontinued/forerunner-405cx/prod31859.html
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I am pretty sure that the watch is not waterproof but you may want to check with Garmin to be sure. I know my 405 was not. There may be other watches more appropriate for triathlons but enjoy the heck out of it for pure running.
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If your question is whether a HR strap from the 610 can be used with the 620, the answer is yes. Really any Ant+ HR strap an be paired to the 620 to give you HR data. BUT... if you want the running dynamics information (vertical oscillation and ground contact time), you need to get the new Garmin HRM-Run strap as it also contains motion sensing information. The built in cadence information on the 620 works with any Ant+ HR strap.
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That is the mistake I made.... older model 205/305 will work on Garminconnect in May. The 405 is not slated for support until Q3 of 2008. You only find this out after purchasing and downloading the software. For now I am using Fusion (same as Parallels). Also, keep an eye on runnerplus. They are very close to supporting Garmin and have a very robust site.
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I'd done quite a bit of research on the Garmin watches and accessories before I bought my 310XT. It works great with that and with everything I've read about the 920XT, it should work with it. I'd recommend hopping on the Garmin website just to double check. I'm very happy with this foot pod and I hope you will be too.
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Yes. Check the Garmin website, but I believe the speed/cadance sensor (010-10644-00) is one of the compatible sensors.
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I have a Forerunner 610 and it works fine but in looking at the forums, it looks like it doesn't work with the 620 from what I have found. I also checked the Tanita website and it appears it is compatible with the FR70, 610, 910XT, 310XT, and 210 but not the 620. Found a number of people complaining to Garmin online as well that it works with the 610 but not the 620. Not sure why.
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Hi,I believe the answer to your question is, yes.You will need extra equipment (GSC 10) but it is possible.See this link.http://support.garmin.com/support/searchSupport/case.faces?caseId=%7B663fc9b0-5d1f-11df-c3d2-000000000000%7DHope this helps you out!Garmin 310XT might be more suitable though from my readings, if you use the bike more than running.
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Yes, but there are some words that indicate it really pairs up best with a specific set of Timex watches. I started using my Timex Global Trainer with a Garmin Heart Rate Sensor strap and then, later, switched to the Timex strap. Both seem to work with the watch.
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As others have answered I would recommend this for both trail running and road races. It is possible that you will lose gps on some of the trails, but that is going to be the case with any gps watch. For OCR's, I have a friend who used this on one and he said it did fine. I think the best match for you would be the 910. If you are looking to stay within a certain price range, the 410 would work, but you may want to consider the 910.
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This item is ANT+ compatible. I would suggest contacting Garmin at 1-800-800-1020 for their recommendations.
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I think it works with the Garmin heart rate monitor, but not sure about the Timex