is this compatable with the forerunner 10?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RfVNDlmvAQI've never known about that, but I found this video just now. Hope it helps!
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-RfVNDlmvAQ I've never known about that, but I found this video just now. Hope it helps!
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The Forerunner 10 is not compatible with the BC-1000 as it does not use ANT stick technology. All Garmin devices that use ANT stick technology are compatible with the BC-1000.
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I don't think so. I have a Garmin watch that tracks miles when I run. I bought this as a heart rate monitor. It works pretty good but you do have to hold your finger over the face of the watch for approx 5 seconds.
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Yes. That is the device under the watch in the photo. I ware mine when I run the Peachtree. Run till I hit my max HR and then walk the HR down and then run it up again. Helps me listen to my body. Great inexpensive device.
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I am not sure, I would recommend contacting Garmin and ask then if it,s compatible
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TomTom says these heart rate monitors are compatible. http://us.support.tomtom.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/17406/~/which-sensors-are-compatible-with-tomtom-runner-%26amp%3B-multi-sport%3F
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No, it's not compatible with the Nike+ GPS app which is one annoying drawback. Only works with the GPS watch.
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Don't believe so, advertisement shows only for the 205 or 305 models. Might be best to contact the seller and see if they make one for that model. There is a replacement for the Forerunner 10 (rubber) sold by Heart Rate Monitor USA on Amazon.
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Sorry not sure if you meant your unit is not recognized by your watch or?? . I have a Garmin 310XT and it recognized it right away.
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I have a Forerunner 610 and it works fine but in looking at the forums, it looks like it doesn't work with the 620 from what I have found. I also checked the Tanita website and it appears it is compatible with the FR70, 610, 910XT, 310XT, and 210 but not the 620. Found a number of people complaining to Garmin online as well that it works with the 610 but not the 620. Not sure why.
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As per the Garmin website https://buy.garmin.com/en-US/US/shop-by-accessories/sensors/tempe-/prod107335.html , the Tempe is not compatible with the Forerunner 610.
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I think so. I have owned a number of Garmin Forerunners over the years and the 220 is by and far the best. Garmin has finally gotten it right! The main differences between this watch and the 10 are 1) display- you can see more data and see it much more clearly on the 220, 2) vibration alerts- even though I do not run with an ipod, I would often not hear the audio chirp when I finished each mile (which the 10 does not have), but I can always hear the vibration, 3) pace alerts, which are extremely helpful during training, 4) battery life and 5) the 220 looks way better. Hope this helps! BTW: I am an avid endurance athlete- triathlons, marathons, running relays etc. I think so. I have owned a number of Garmin Forerunners over the years and the 220 is by and far the best. Garmin has finally gotten it right! The main differences between this watch and the 10 are 1) display- you can see more data and see it much more clearly on the 220, 2) vibration alerts- even though I do not run with an ipod, I would often not hear the audio chirp when I finished each mile (which the 10 does not have), but I can always hear the vibration, 3) pace alerts, which are extremely helpful during training, 4) battery life and 5) the 220 looks way better. Hope this helps! BTW:... » Read More I think so. I have owned a number of Garmin Forerunners over the years and the 220 is by and far the best. Garmin has finally gotten it right! The main differences between this watch and the 10 are 1) display- you can see more data and see it much more clearly on the 220, 2) vibration alerts- even though I do not run with an ipod, I would often not hear the audio chirp when I finished each mile (which the 10 does not have), but I can always hear the vibration, 3) pace alerts, which are extremely helpful during training, 4) battery life and 5) the 220 looks way better. Hope this helps! BTW: I am an avid endurance athlete- triathlons, marathons, running relays etc. « Show Less
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I guess not. Garmin forerunner uses something like bluetooth coded signal and this one transmits every heart beat by a simple few ms pulse at 5.3 kHz.
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It depends on the strap. Garmin updated the strap a few years ago. I also had the strap for the forerunner 301 and it doesn't work for the 601.
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I have the same problem. I gave up and bought a Garmin Forerunner 10. I also wish I could send it back - terrible purchase
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Yes. The 310XT supports ANT+ accessories. I bought this heart monitor for my Garmin Forerunner 305 and now use it with my new Garmin Forerunner 220.
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It depends on which watch model you have. I have the 310xt and Amazon carries the replacement for this and most of the other Garmin models; search "Garmin Forerunner Replacement Band"
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The Forerunner 10 has a quick start manual with photo diagrams and simple graphics. I was able to install and use without any assistance and I am not computer saavy at all. The owners manual and learning center are on-line which I find to be a real bonus--no manuals to file, lose, pile up.