Re: RC: sensors for heart rate monitor

["Nancy Mitts" <mitts_n@hotmail.com>]

Rhonda,
Any of the vendors that sell heart monitors should have it available.
I didn't sell enough to keep it in stock, but Easy Care would probably sell 
it to you direct.
I've also heard that aloe vera gel (available @ walmart, of course) works 
just as well, but I ever tried it.
Nancy Mitts
Custom Iron Workers, Inc.


>From: RhndLev@cs.com
>To: trailriding@cwa.com, Ridecamp@endurance.net
>Subject: RC:  sensors for heart rate monitor
>Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 16:14:31 EST
>
>Does anyone know of a place to buy some kind of a solution or gel to help 
>the
>sensors on my heart rate monitor get a reading?  I've been using water to 
>wet
>the horse down to get a reading when we first start out.  With winter here, 
>I
>don't want to get my horse all sweaty and when the water dries out, the 
>heart
>rate no registers.  Am I making any sense?  Anyway, I figure there's got to
>be a gel out there similar to what my doctor's office uses, but don't know
>where to get it.
>
>Rhonda and Special
>
>
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