Jarv Premium Bluetooth® 4.0 Smart heart rate monitor ....................Simultaneous use of Possible?
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I have both the BT 4.0 "smart" speed/cadence and heart rate monitors, they work simultaneously. It's up to the app to pair them. Runkeeper MTB just had to "unpair all" and re-discover to sync them the first time; Endomondo recognized both inmediately.
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I don't know the answer to this yet. I have the heart rate monitor on order and should receive it in a week or so. I will come back and post an answer when I try it.
177323
Yes. I also use the Wahoo speed/cadence sensor (and Motorola Bluetooth headphones) without any problems.
661662
I use a Timex T5K541 Personal Trainer HR monitor and it works great. In general, the older model wireless heart rate monitors work with this unit because they use lower frequencies. The newer monitors are running at higher frequencies which means they should have fewer issues with signal interference but they won't work with this Oregon Scientific unit.
805472
Negative. The watch already has a heart rate monitor. You can display real time info when using the exercise function.
1790851
Hi Jack, I have a Micro-life monitor and am quite pleased with it - easy to use etc, though a larger cuff for larger people would have been handy as I had to but one especially. Your AFIB? Not sure what that stands for, so can't make a comment. However, the monitor does detect irregular heartbeat, if that's any help to you - all these gadgets are clever, but they don't replace a Dr or specialist. Cheers, Warren. p.s. let me know how you got on?
205898
Yes it works... I received the Jarv yesterday, put it on, connected to Endomondo, and it recorded my heart rate during my activity for 3 hours straight.
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So far I've used it for only two applications each allowing me to use it without any problems, the scope of your question is beyond my usages. Hope all works out. But in my opinion I would suggest either you purchase another bluetooth device to to compensate and comply with your demands. Allowing you to use your devices and enjoy them all at once. In theory I believe this will work my ideal concept is only stated because I'm not sure if one will cancel the other out.
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Yes, you can use both wired, with provided grommets, and bluetooth. However, many areas have laws against using headphones while riding. I enjoy doing that on a bike path. Having spent a career in healthcare, to include on call to ER's, I would very strongly recommend you never do that except on a bike path. The iPhone in the mount will likely do very well if you are hit by a vehicle, you might not.
100824
Hi, the heart rate monitor works just fine for me and I've used it for maybe 7-10 runs and get VERY sweaty.
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I use the Polar Heart rate sensor and the runtastic Cadence sensor. They are both reasonably reliable and would recommend them
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Yes. I purchased the speed/cadence sensor myself. I recommend this option as it utilizes more of the features of the RFLKT. I also bought the heartrate monitor to pair as well. All in all I have three devices all paired through the Wahoo App (or Strava) which displays through the RFLKT Itself.
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That would depend on your source -- certainly with the wired mode, you could supply a signal to both. On the bluetooth side it would depend on how many different streams the originating source can accommodate. For example, my Android phone will only support one bluetooth music connection at a time while it can recognize and pair, but not connect, with a multitude of devices. The issue is with the bluetooth music stream within the Andoird device, not the TekNMotion speaker. BTW, since my initial review, I have had occasion to use my Air Capsule in a number of situations, all with amazing success: sound track for a memorial video at a funeral home in a room with 100+; as a conference call group device in a meeting of about 12 with three people on phone; as the sole music source in a worship service in a 30 X 30 foot room.
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I'm reading your question as you wrote it and the words "same time" stand out. I don't think it's possible to stream 2 different bluetooth devices into to 1 so I can only assume you really don't mean at the "same time". That doesn't sound right dude!
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It works the same way with all of them. What is different is the analytics performed with the app using the Mio or any other monitor's data. And, what is preferred by you. Any bluetooth receiver captures the data. My favorite is RunMeter. Milo's own app was not enticing at all. Mapmyrun and Strava work well. My bias towards RunMeter is their easy interface and sophisticated analytics, plus extreme customization. I pay for the Elite subscription at $5/year. Any app with the word run in it also works for numerous other activities. So RunMeter and Maymy____ also do walk, cycle, hike, ski, etc.
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It should not. I have a BT heart rate monitor and this on a spin bike. Both go to phone being used as cycling computer. The sensor has to pair no different than a bluetooth headset. HTH
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No. This unit comes with it's own sensor and it is not Bluetooth compatible at all, in fact it doesn't have Bluetooth feature. The Polar Bluetooth smart heart rate sensor is more like for paring it with your smartphone (like android or iOS device) and make workout with the Polar App that you find in your application market. The polar app will use the data coming from the Bluetooth sensor to make statistics and so on.
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My experience was such that the heart rate monitor failed regardless of the fixes I tried to apply - shaving, changing the battery, wetting, deleting and re-installing the app (I used Adidas miCoach and MotionX-GPS and the failures were consistent on both). Jarv was great and gave me a full refund on both units I tried. I also had this problem with the Adidas miCoach HRM with the dongle. I'm wondering if this is a "me" thing or if it is endemic to monitors in this price point. I read plenty of reviews from people who say they work just fine for them.