Can I pare the Mio 56P with the Polar Loop?
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I don't know anything about Polar Loop but I pair it with my Polar Beat app and it works great.
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I also use the Polar H7 with the Wahoo Blue SC. Have used it since April without any problems.
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Yes, it will work with the previous generation of Polar devices (like the F4). The band itself is just a conductive surface (sensor) to which you have to attach a transmitter pod. The snaps have been standard on Polar devices for a long time, so this band will work with any snap-based Polar transmitter. The important part is matching your transmitter pod (the part you snap onto the band) with an appropriate receiver, such as the watch-style F4. As long as you use the transmitter that came with your receiver, everything will work great.
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Yes it does. Polar just recently released the android version of Polar Flow apps. Go to Polar web to see the info, or go to GooglePlay and search for Polar Flow apps. Also I believe it only works with Android 4.3 and above. If you don't know what android version is your phone has, just download the app. If it's not compatible, then that means you can't use the app. Therefore don't bother buying Polar Loop if you have android phone without the compatible OS. At least that way save you money and time to return the product.
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Because it works perfectly with Polar products and Windows 7. I bought one, and it functions seamlessly. The Polar product is more expensive, and is reported to have problems with Windows 7 compatibility. I highly recommend this product for use with Polar products, and I'm really happy with how well it works with my Polar S610i watch.
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I have not received mine yet, there is a Youtube vedio in the setup. You will have to program the Freq, and polarization with the correct modulation, and encoding for the satellite you are trying to get the peak signal on. If you can send me your email. kennethnelson33@msn.com. Its an European satellite finder that will work in the states. You need to know, if you are point at DVB-S or DVB-S2. http://www.lyngsat.com/ and http://www.dishpointer.com/.
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The official answer from Olympus: Compatible: E-PL6 / E-PL5 / E-PL3 E-PM2 / E-PM1 /OM-D E-M5/ OM-D E-M1
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Yes, but be sure you have it wired with the correct polarity- see Joe K.'s response.
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According to DC Rainmaker.com, "It doesn't work with Polar devices: Polar has their own proprietary W.I.N.D. protocol for use on the majority of their modern devices, and this won't work with that (nor the devices that use the analog or digital non-WIND straps). However, in the event Polar develops a Bluetooth Smart capable device (which they say they are going to do), then it would work just fine with that. More on that later."
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No, it is sold seperately for about $50. The monitor and sensor are proprietary and a Polar sensor will not work. That is a negative for this watch and heart rate monitor.
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I just live chatted with Polar...a T31 can replace a T34 as long is it is non-coded.
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According to the Polar website, it works with all the following Polar monitors: FT1, FT2, FT4, FT7, FT40, FT60, FT80, RS100, RS300X, RS400, RCX5, CS100, CS200, CS300. Hope this helps!
600572
Sorry, I have no idea. Call polar...you'll be on hold for forever but once you get someone they're very knowledgeable. ~n
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You can, but have to set the polarizer after focusing. Typically not a problem for distant / landscape shots as the ring is mostly around infinity focus.
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No the Wearlink + will not work with the Polar Loop. You need the Polar H6 or H7 (iPhone compatible) heart rate sensors to work with the Polar Loop.
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Maybe works, because the Polar 720i is the similar cycle version that the Polar S625x that I have. And if the device works with Win 8, really I don't know, I have Win 7 in my Laptop. If I find a Laptop with Win 8, I will try and let you know.
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Yes you can. Just cut the wire and put positive to positive and negative to negative. Source: I did something similar like that before