Heart Rate Problems

[jberenyi]

Have any of you guys ever found a way to prevent the static build up issues with jersey's while riding? I have read some things on line that look promising like wrapping your transmitter in aluminum foil, rubbing your clothes with anti-static sheets, gel, moving your strap more towards one side than the other, etc.

[Jgrooms]

Some clothing combos worse than others. Spit, then sweat. Yes dryer sheets rubbed on the layers help.

[deechee]

I started using the Scosche Rhythm+ (http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2014/05/scosche-antbluetooth-optical.html) HR sensor and I love it. Its great for running too. The only downside so far I've found is that its yet another device I need to make sure is charged - and worse, it has no battery indicator so it usually dies on me sometime during the week. Apparently its rated for 8 hours but I haven't really watched the amount of time I use it.

No need for sweat, and I leave it on my upper arm like DCrainmaker where I barely notice it.

[jberenyi]

I started using the Scosche Rhythm+ (http://www.dcrainmaker.com/2014/05/scosche-antbluetooth-optical.html) HR sensor and I love it. Its great for running too. The only downside so far I've found is that its yet another device I need to make sure is charged - and worse, it has no battery indicator so it usually dies on me sometime during the week. Apparently its rated for 8 hours but I haven't really watched the amount of time I use it.

No need for sweat, and I leave it on my upper arm like DCrainmaker where I barely notice it.

I hear ya on another device needing attention for charge sake. I wish your unit had better battery life. For a non-chest strap type unit it seems to be the best offering out there yet.