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Battery replacement in Polar chest strap?
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Argyll Bob
Jan 1, 2001, 9:10:11 PM1/1/01
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The recent thread about Polar battery replacement reminded me of something I
saw here some time ago about replacing batteries in the chest strap. I looked
in Deja News and found several posts asking if it could be done, but didn't see
any offering instructions. Mainly, I'd like to know where to cut so I don't cut
anything that can't be easily replaced. I have a dead strap that I'd like to
experiment with - I realize a repaired strap might not be as watertight as a
new one, but if I can fix it well enough to train with, I can extend the life
of my other one. Thanks in advance for any ideas.
saw here some time ago about replacing batteries in the chest strap. I looked
in Deja News and found several posts asking if it could be done, but didn't see
any offering instructions. Mainly, I'd like to know where to cut so I don't cut
anything that can't be easily replaced. I have a dead strap that I'd like to
experiment with - I realize a repaired strap might not be as watertight as a
new one, but if I can fix it well enough to train with, I can extend the life
of my other one. Thanks in advance for any ideas.
Bob Leckron
Indianapolis
"There's a place for drafting - it's called NASCAR"
Argyll Bob
Jan 1, 2001, 11:30:58 PM1/1/01
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Found the site myself:
http://www.teleport.com/~pmotion/hrm/dissect.html
(This isn't a link, I just copied the site name)
http://www.teleport.com/~pmotion/hrm/dissect.html
(This isn't a link, I just copied the site name)
Not sure if my electrician skills are sufficient, but since the old strap is
dead anyway there's really nothing to lose.
Argyll Bob
Jan 2, 2001, 1:59:54 AM1/2/01
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At least I thought it wasn't a link...
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