I got an LTHR measurement with my Tickr X before i upgraded to the HRM-RUN. I like the HRM-Run better for the way the strap connects. The Tickr's snap mechanism would commonly come unsnapped.
I got an LTHR measurement with my Tickr X before i upgraded to the HRM-RUN. I like the HRM-Run better for the way the strap connects. The Tickr's snap mechanism would commonly come unsnapped.
Cool, glad to know it works in third-party HRM. Thanks a lot.
No problem. I can say that the Tickr had some odd HRV logging issues when used as an ANT+ monitor. You can probably web search this to get more info, but my HRV Stress results never seemed to be anything other than "high" while it was connected via ANT+. In BLE it seems to work better. I passed that monitor onto a friend when i bought the HRM-Run. He has it connected via BLE and it has given him a LTHR. As far as I know he has had zero issues with it.
TMK2, that is probably true. I suspect some optical bands such as the Scosche are just sort of faking HRV. I would expect your LTHR numbers to be garbage with that band. My wife has one (won't wear a chest strap) so maybe i should snag it for testing.
Maybe. HRV is part of the ANT+ standard. If you broadcast in ANT+ you have to send RR data. Most chest straps can detect HRV. Optical HRMs have a bit harder time doing so at higher heart rates. The Wahoo issue was that they transmitted some HRV oddness when connected via ANT+. It works fine in BLE for whatever reason. The strap you are buying *might* be just fine, but you won't know till you try it. The best way i've found to view the HRV data is via Runalyze. Set the watch to log HRV data and have a look at the HRV info once the fit file syncs to runalyze.
If it doesn't work, return it to amazon and buy a different monitor.
Maybe. HRV is part of the ANT+ standard. If you broadcast in ANT+ you have to send RR data. Most chest straps can detect HRV. Optical HRMs have a bit harder time doing so at higher heart rates. The Wahoo issue was that they transmitted some HRV oddness when connected via ANT+. It works fine in BLE for whatever reason. The strap you are buying *might* be just fine, but you won't know till you try it. The best way i've found to view the HRV data is via Runalyze. Set the watch to log HRV data and have a look at the HRV info once the fit file syncs to runalyze.
If it doesn't work, return it to amazon and buy a different monitor.
Is not bought from amazon, the link just for reference, but thanks anyway, I will try it out.
