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  • I love all the people that talk shit about America yet we're the most powerful nation on earth lol haha. GG No Re

  • is it good for cycling ?

  • @tomcaki of course its great for cycilng it come with certain options if buy from a sports store.

  • I love all your videos, very very informative. Thank you so much for posting, keep up the good work!

  • @ 3:50 You mention that you need to wet the back of the strap where the transmitter is located. Actually, it's the electrodes (the silver colored areas) on the strap that needs to be wetted...

  • @lear31apilot Yes... The grey area, you have to wet... not the black... Cheers...

  • whats the main difference from this and the ft60 ?

  • Does american run? Thought they were just sitting at mcdonalds

  • @Agent0range67 yeah...!!! is a triathlon challenge... they run to mc donald...resistance test in the q.... & the whole 100yards sprint in finding a seat & speed eating 4 super duper large mcdukes "meals!!!"... btw did u know McDonnell does bigger burgers in us than any where in the world!!!!!! 8-0

  • thank you..that helped a lot.

  • hi, im planning to buy this watch because my old timex road trainer watch band is broken.. can i ask if this watch is user replaceable battery.

    i'm from the philippines and its difficult to buy something that i need to send it back to the US just to replace its battery.

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  • @jetzski87 The battery on the rs300x is not user replaceable. For a comparable product I would check out the Garmin FR60. It has comparable features at a comparable price, and a user replaceable battery. If you want GPS you could check other Garmin heart rate monitors as I think most of them are user replaceable batteries. If you want to stick with Polar here is a link that tells you which of their products have batteries you can replace yourself.

  • @jetzski87 polarusa.com/us-en/support/ser­vice?product=&category=Service­+Information&documenttitle=Bat­tery+replacement+in+your+Polar­+receiver&document=/gip/PEUS1k­b-public.nsf/web_cat/85256F470­048B0BC852574B800598099

  • @jetzski87 You can replace the battery with a small, simple Phillips (cross-head) screwdriver and a CR2032 battery. Take care with the rubber gasket (as you would with any rubber gasket seal between mating surfaces) and don't overtorque the back-plate. The device is reliable. The Flowlink data connector is not so easy, specific units bearing an older serial number cannot read the RS300x data, but newer models (which look the same) do. I ran into this problem buying secondhand. Great watch!

  • Why do you prefer a watch? Isn't there an iPhone app that you can use with a Polar chest strap?

  • @DerekZimmer Hi Derek, just try to run (I mean, RUN) and look an iPhone screen.

  • Good video Mike!

  • I love the intro Mike, aside from the intro, another awesome review, you are without doubt one of the best tech reviewers on YouTube and it is always a pleasure to watch you videos and learn.

  • interesting.. can't wait to try this and add to my workouts..

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