Can this connect to the wahoo speed and cadence sensor with out using the iphone?
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No it cannot - the wahoo speed and cadence sensor connect to any of the supported apps on your iPhone and then reflect (as in RFLKT) the information to the screen on the RFLKT. The RFLKT is really a remote information screen for any of the supported apps on your device.
479451
No it can not. All of the devices are synced to whatever app you use on your phone (Wahoo or Map My Ride for me), the RFLKT is really just a screen reading info off your phone. This turns out to be a good thing when it occasionally goes blank, since your phone keeps registering the data.
76136
I'd have thought that likely; but am not sure. What I am sure of is the excellence (speed and accuracy) of Wahoo's customer support. Try them with this question and I'm sure you'll get an answer quickly. Good luck!
270995
This works perfect with my iPhone 6............I use wahoo Fitness app, along with my Polar H7 heart rate monitor while on my trainer.........also updates the wahoo odometer app of your mileage totals.......then syncs with iPhone 6 Health app
667673
I have the iPhone 5 and the iPhone 4 I haven't attempted to use my iPhone 4 with the sensor but if you give me a couple of days I can give it a try but i use it with "Dash Command" and it works pretty well, has about half a second delay for the app but not to noticeable. Works great for reading codes also
1581168
No...it uses the garmin or waze app from your phone via cable but only iPhone 4S or older
638672
I went to Garmin's website and it shows this: https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop-by-accessories/fitness-sensors/speed-cadence-bike-sensor/prod1266.html so it appears to be compatible but wanted you to be able to view it for yourself
285009
Yes, but you would also need to purchase a Wahoo Key that plugs into the bottom of the iPod Touch. The Wahoo Key is ANT+ and allows it to sync with the Wahoo Fitness Speed and Cadence Sensor.
1304870
No. You attach to the sensor wirelessly via Bluetooth. It does not plug in. I am not an Apple fan but if you could remotely control the one iPhone using the other, you could do what you're asking. There are Android applications that will allow this.
1093685
No, for that purpose is the polar loop, m400 or v800 units.The polar stride sensor measures stride length, cadence (when running) and running speed.At least pairing with a v800 unit (I'm doing in that way).
1857883
This will not work with Bluetooth enabled devices unless it has a ANT+ receiver built-in on the devices. I am using a Sony Xperia device with built-in ANT+ with this Heart Rate Strap. Wahoo ANT+ fitness key are only design for iPhone/iPod with 30 pin connector at bottom of iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. If you want to use it with iPod, you need the Wahoo ANT+ fitness key.
1833093
There is a beta of the "Wahoo Fitness" app for Android... It only works on 4.3 and devices with bluetooth 4. It's better to wait a while and check Wahoo's website!
149765
I use it on my trainer in conjunction with wahoo fitness app and the speed/cadence sensor.
63866
You need a compatible Z-Wave hub to control this. If that hub can be controlled via iPhone, then yes.
1043017
Yes! The package includes the speed/cadence sensors along with zip ties to attach them to your bike. You'll have to go to Wahoo website and watch the video on how to properly install them, but its pretty easy to install.
312198
I use strava on the iphone with my rflkt and it tracks speed and elevation fine. Not sure if the speed sensor is more acutate but should be fine with any device that pairs with the rflkt.
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It works just fine with both - phone doesn't matter, level of iOS does and support through associated apps. It is just a bluetooth device and gets information from the Wahoo or other apps.
312199
No, your iPhone 4S or newer will measure speed and distance with relative accuracy. Good luck.