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Recovery Heart Rate stored?

I currently have a 230, but I'm really tempted to get the 945, mostly because of training load focus, though the ability to have podcasts and maps (and perhaps even Garmin Pay) are pretty cool/exciting.

I'm curious if this watch will save my recovery hear rate? On the 230 it shows up 2 minutes after my run, but it's not save in such a way to be displayed anywhere. I'm comfortable digging through files if this info is stored in some file, but I don't know what directory/file to look for this. That way I could extract this info and plot it myself.

I'm sort of surprised this info isn't displayed as it's considered an indicator of fitness, even if it requires the user to wait 2 minutes. If he/she does, why not allow it to be tracked/displayed?

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0 Former Member over 6 years ago

Rolandss, thank you for the tip, now if only my batch files would work on it :)

Levon, I use a batch on my FR935 for backup and creating an epo.bin file when connecting to the computer

thx

0 3472626 over 4 years ago in reply to mcbadger

For those of you who don't want to figure out the proper indentation (not that easy), here is a a picture showing the proper indentation. You're welcome.

0 jmto over 4 years ago in reply to 3472626

Ps. On some other thread I did search and replaced the space/tabs to something else, like :space: or :tab: and then if you paste it here, one can take it and then replace those all and get the proper file much much easier than indenting something they might not understand properly based on image :)