Polar F11 Heart Rate Monitor Watch
Wednesday, November 30th, 2011 at
5:24 pm
Missy Ward of www.weviews.tv reviews the Polar F11 Heart Rate Monitor Watch
Video Rating: 3 / 5
Tagged with: heart • monitor • Polar • rate • Watch
Filed under: Heart Rate Monitor Polar
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Free Delivery ….. i got mine from polar-watches net
they had them all! brilliant watch
nah, they have a battery change thing on the back of the monitor. I’m not sure about the watch tho…
IS A BATTERY change hard to do on the F11 . ihave heard you have to send polars to the factory to get this done does anybody know
we use these in gym!!!!!!!!!!!!! there so weird!
I know a guy selling a F11 for $100 Canadian ( about $86 American) Is it worth?
Sync =) But I can’t help you on how to do it sorry, don’t own a HRM yet!
can you tell me how to cause were buying a mac as well
Thanks I read about that. I have just made my own graphs to display everything. I bought a Mac because I prefer it to PCs. I guess there`s some contractual wrangle going on because Apple are pushing the Nike-Pod for runners.
How do you sink (dont know how to write that) the watch information to the computer, i have an F11
well than install vista or xp on your mac and then itll connect
Thanks for the great review. I have also reviewed Heart Rate Monitors and have them for sale at my site- see my profile for more info and a link. Thanks!
You can connect it by infra-red or by sound, unless you are like me and have a Mac and have a nice Polar watch that you can`t connect! Polar website seems to say “get a PC!”
can you make a tutorial on how to use one of those heart rate monitor watches?? do you have to plug it onto your pc or something like that? I wanna buy one but I dont know how that works yet…
The Polar F11 is great!
I’m in the process of attempting to change the wrist unit battery myself. I unscrewed the four outside screws, removed the cover, and I end up with the whole interior unit in my hand.
There seems to be an option to remove the whole metalic piece by prying the small parts, but I don’t know if this is what must be done. Any thoughts?