Can you use the sensor by itself, and then sync it up with your phone after you run? Or do you have to take your phone along with you?
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Yes, you can use it with a Nike Sportsband in place of the iPod, or iPhone.
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Yes, you need your device with you on your run. I have the iPod version and love it!
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I could never get it to work with my iPhone5 period. Waste of money. Use the free RunKeeper app instead
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I have a smartphone so I can only affirm that it will send your smartphone a text when anything happens with the system. As a far as I have experienced, it does not have a feature that allows you to listen in to sound in the home after the alarm has been triggered. I have other cameras and if the alarm is triggered, I can log on to my other camera system.
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I DON't know about the solo system.mine is one you can add extra sensors etc to.
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No you dont have to wear chest band and the gps watch will monitor the other running datas.Moreover, you dont have to buy the chest band and gps watch pair together.Only gps watch is sold solely.
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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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There is a feature called 'Tracker' that will report your position to others so they can follow you, or you follow them. It is used in conjunction with a Blue Tooth Smart Phone that has the App installed. I've never used it as I don't own a Blue Tooth Phone. So, I know nothing beyond what I read and reported here. You can possibly 'Google' more info online. That's where my owners manual exists. Sorry if doesn't help.
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Sorry for my delay in responding, but the operation of the Sport Tracker Heart Rate Monitor is great. The sync with the Android system is automatic. I have a Samsung S3 and a Nokia N8 (Symbian). I have used frequently in both systems without issue.
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My watch did include a sensor. I had purchased a second one thinking it wouldn't. Note that if you have the app for your smart phone, the watch won't interface with it. I think this is the only draw back for this watch.
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Yes you can use it while walking if you wish to know the distance you walked, you would just need to set the watch to running mode
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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.
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The watch itself will not share the data with any smartphone application. If you want you can buy the H7 sensor and use applications such as Polarbeat or Endomondo. If you have an H7... why buying a FT80? ;-)The question is.... Do you want to have a watch that logs all details about your training and then via polarpersonaltrainer.com see all that data OR Do you want to carry an iphone/android phone during your workout in order to log all the info in your favorite smarthphone app? Your call dude!
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Sorry I have no idea since the last sensor I had never wore out. Anyways I think this product is a waste of money now given apps like RunKeeper.
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this device will work with the iphone to read your running strides. it will not work as effective with a bike as the iphone will scan the running stride angle to estimate your running distance. you can use it while riding as long as you run after riding. you may need to calibrate it a second time after riding a bike so the iphone can pick up the correct stride distance. for multi sport devices look into the Suunto Ambit2, with Foot pod/Bike Pod (sold separately). The Sunto watch is a multi useful machine that can be used for almost anything.
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The 810 connects to your phone via Bluetooth so your data goes to strava or Garmin as it happens. That way the Guy you stole a Strava segment from can run you over before you get home
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This will do it for you. If you reset it just before you start your run you will get steps, time and distance. I think it's a greatlittle pedometer.
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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 sync with your phone no problem. Nike+ shoes have a built in pocket. Other shoed will work, but you will probably need a shoe wallet of some sort. It will track walking, but not like a pedometer.