Batteries and HRM..

["Michael K. Maul" <mmaul@flash.net>]

In response to:

> Or should I just buy batteries for both?  I don't have time to send the
> whole thing to Roger  like I usually do.  Any tips would be appreciated.

if you have a friend that also has an HRM too - simply try their
watch with your transmitter or their transmitter with your watch.
the frequencies are all the same.

you really don't need a horse to try it either - the electrodes 
work on people too.

and last - if your watch still tells time(assuming it has that
function) - you know the batteries in the watch are good. the
batteries are the same for time and HRM function.

And as an aside - since the transmitter used to come with  a
strap to use on people - when it was a Polar - you should
consider asking Roger R. what human activity that most of
his buyers checked out first to see what their pulse rate 
was in that activity...

Mike
W/CT Regions
Sunnyvale/Houston


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