How far away from the strap does the watch still pick up the signal?
1956411
The instruction books says the watch and the chest strap should be no more then 3 feet apart. I have placed the watch on the display in front of me on the treadmill and it was fine. Hope this helps you. Good LuckSam
1956412
It's hard to say but it'll pick up hte strap at arms length...if the belt/chest are moist.
1497886
I haven't tried to measure it specifically, but I know from experience that it's at least several feet. I've walked wherever I've wanted to in my gym without moving my phone or losing the signal.
364037
It depends on how far away you are. I found the further away, yes. It was about ten feet that you do have to point towards the receiver.
1135877
Probably thirty feet but strictly line of sight. My line of sight is about 15 feet. Beyond that, signal loss is frequent. I have an IOGEAR Long Range Rate Bluetooth USB Adapter but also still line of sight with other bluetooth devices.
62861
It's not a GPS. If you mean for an AM/FM/WB location, just as soon as the signal is clean enough. For the WB, if you mean how far away of a signal can you get, I'm not sure.
1099547
It's a fair distance away around the chest area. I really enjoy mine, they work and sound extremely well with my iphone.
1901207
Probably 6-8', but I have never unwound it. I plug it into my Garmin and set the antenna booster on the dashboard along with the coil of wire, and it works perfectly.
100822
I haven't had that problem at all. If anything, it is a bit inaccurate in the beginning of a run while my heart rate is just kicking in. After a few minutes at most, mine works well - as accurate as my Polar without the irritating strap.
225884
It depends on the terrain...on a flat surface I have picked up KA band about 1 mile away. Generally speaking, you'll usually start to hear slight beeps at about a mile and steadier beeps as you get closer. I am pleased about this detector...good value for money. Good luck...
360830
about 10 m at the out most distance from the sensor. however angle of the sensor and others can reduce the range
824200
I haven't noticed it getting in the way at all. The band is flexible so it may flop around but this hasn't been a problem. My main complaint is that they are too quiet in a loud gym.
2232168
About 15 feet. A quick tip: turning the bluetooth receiver around in the direction of device its paired with, especially when close to 15 feet, helps with the signal.
1887794
Pretty close....plus or minus 10%.....You can check it with a bucket and the second hand on your watch.
333270
Not very far. The remote can be sensative to other devices and makes noise when there is no movement. We used the sensor by itself because the bell is loud enough to hear in the next room.
1758736
it has built in and you don't need to purchase. yes in the watch manual, it comes with the proper range. go get it and you won't regret. thanks.
1691576
I would say it's about 4ish inches plus the antenna. It fits pretty comfortably in your hand for normal use but I'm not sure an incredibly long run would be comfortable clutching that for awhile. It does have a laniard you could put around your wrist though.
1672757
Played a few times with the bluetooth connected to my iPhone. Haven't had any issues with it disconnecting during the round. Actually noticed last time I played, that it was a bit annoying. ALL notifications that appear on your iPhone (i.e. emails, texts, application notifications, etc.) appear on the watch and makes it tedious to get back to the distance screen or clear all notifications during a hole, but that may just be me. Hopefully that helps. Definitely love the watch, I wear it beyond just playing, just as an everyday watch. Considering its cost, might as well get as much use out of it.