Feb 2017
3:18pm, 11 Feb 2017
33,131 posts
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Hills of Death (HOD)
Yes
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Feb 2017
3:19pm, 11 Feb 2017
13,074 posts
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Dvorak
I am at the end of my ideas then, unfortunately.
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Feb 2017
3:20pm, 11 Feb 2017
33,132 posts
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Hills of Death (HOD)
I'm thinking faulty HRM (maybe didn't wash enough) or faulty Garmin considering my old one don't seemed to work either. Or faulty ME 😉
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Feb 2017
4:15pm, 11 Feb 2017
362 posts
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Dillthedog57
I soak the strap for a few mins before each run which has really helped. I also use a tom tom strap with the garmin Monitor which works well
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Feb 2017
4:32pm, 11 Feb 2017
16,810 posts
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flanker
wash it occasionally
You may also find that it's down to wearing different kit in the colder weather? I've got a few tops that I can guarantee will screw up HRM readings as they are far too 'staticky'.
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Feb 2017
6:03pm, 11 Feb 2017
249 posts
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SSLHP (Shoes smell like horse piss)
I took someone's advice on here and I soak mine in a basin of warm water for 5 mins or so. I've not had a dodgy reading since doing this
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Feb 2017
9:54pm, 11 Feb 2017
33,133 posts
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Hills of Death (HOD)
Doesn't that effect battery ?
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Feb 2017
10:40pm, 11 Feb 2017
24,900 posts
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GlennR
Not if swimming with it doesn't.
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Feb 2017
11:08pm, 11 Feb 2017
5,950 posts
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paul the builder
Tighten it. Or
Experiment with different shirts, layers etc. Or
Lick the contacts. Or
Try a different strap.
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Feb 2017
11:09pm, 11 Feb 2017
4,989 posts
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Huntsman
Need to was regularly in warm soapy water. I've found the new Garmin Run-HR strap to be better than the old one.
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