Our Review of the Suunto PC POD
The Suunto PC POD is a wireless USB link for the PC, which enables easy and practical downloading of data from the Suunto Foot POD and Bike POD. The wireless transmission makes the Suunto t3 and t4 even more convenient to use, and facilitates remote athlete monitoring applications. Its main features are a small footprint, reliable two-way data transmission and ultra-low power consumption.
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NOTE: If you are having difficulty accessing the instruction manual PDF, please contact us and we'll send you a copy.
Brings your heart rate in real time to PC screen:
- Monitoring software with heart rate interval recording possibility for 1 - 3 athletes included
- Range up to 10m/30ft.
- Also downloads wirelessly data from your Suunto t3 and t4
- This product is NOT compatible with the Suunto t6 training wrist-top.
Suunto Training Manager Lite - t3/t4
- Compatible with the following operating systems:
- Windows XP
- Windows Vista
- Not compatible with Apple products or open source operating systems
Suunto PC POD Reviews
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PC POD w/Firstbeat Software
Reviewer: Anonymous , Lexington, MA
Date: August 17, 2009
I use the PC Pod while working out on a C2 rowing machine. I monitor the POD with Firstbeat Softwares Athlete. I find the combination very effective for maximizing my conditioning without overtraining. I have been doing this for several years and have never had a problem with the PC Pod.
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Little Miracle
Reviewer: Joe , Presque Isle, Maine
Date: March 22, 2008
I got a Suunto PC Pod to work with my T3 Heart Rate Monitor. My goal was to print a hard copy of workout data to share with a training partner. The pairing was perfect, the Training Manager Lite software is user friendly and intuitive, and my friend is impressed with the detailed reports that I can print out.
It's hard to believe that Suunto can pack all that functionality into such a little device.
I have one recommendation, the device is so small - losing it would be very easy (this revelation after discovering that the PC Pod survived a tumble in the washer and dryer in my jeans pocket). How about developing a keychain version of the device?
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