Garmin Speed and cadence sensor 2
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Yes, it works perfectly. I use the sensor in conjunction with a Tactix Delta (based on Fenix 6 X) as a bike computer.
digitec
2 months ago
The Garmin Speed Sensor 2 + Cadence Sensor 2 is compatible with the Garmin Edge 1040. This bike computer supports connection to a number of external sensors, including cadence and speed sensors using ANT+ and Bluetooth Smart protocols, such as these.
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The Garmin Speed and Cadence Sensor 2 is generally compatible with most Garmin Edge devices as it uses ANT+. However, it is advisable to check the specific compatibility on the Garmin website as the list of compatible devices may vary. If the Edge 540 is not explicitly listed, it may be helpful to consult the official Garmin documentation or contact Garmin directly.
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Not sure if this is your question, but it uses a CR203 battery.
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If there is no GPS reception, the speed and therefore also the distance will continue to be displayed if the speed sensor is present. However, the wheel circumference should be determined as precisely as possible so that the display is accurate.
The cadence sensor could be used to train according to cadence. Both are not mandatory and are nice to have
digitec
11 months ago
Yes, the Garmin speed and cadence sensors (product ID: 010-12845-00) are compatible with the Garmin Edge 840. These sensors are designed to work with various Garmin models, including the Garmin Edge series.
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Yes, they are, without any problems!
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yes they are. You can find this information on the Garmin home page
They're speed AND cadence sensors!
For the 2nd question, no idea! Maybe check the Garmin website for hardware compatibility!
You get 2 sensors: 1 for speed and 1 for cadence (can be used independently of each other).
No, your role coach should be smart.
No idea!
You'll have to look on the Garmin website.
Yes, this is the new one with Bluetooth compatibility.
The sensor is mounted on the axle of a wheel and counts the number of revolutions. It then calculates the distance travelled in a certain period of time based on the set value of the circumference of the wheel.
I see 2 problems with the spinning bike: 1. Is there an exposed axle to attach it to? 2. what circumference do you set?
For 2. you could of course use the typical circumference of a road bike...
I have paired the sensor with a Garmin Edge 830 and use it with it. The range really leaves a lot to be desired. On the rear wheel for indoor training I constantly have interruptions (sensor lost/sensor found) on the front wheel everything works well, but unfortunately that doesn't help much with indoor training because the bike is stationary. I would rather recommend the Wahoo Speed. It works great.
Google for "garmin speed sensor 2 user manual". In the section "Pairing the speed sensor with your smartphone" it says that this is possible with the Garmin Connect app. I have not tried this myself. I don't know if this also works with the cadence sensor and if/how you can use the sensor data (e.g. save it in third-party apps).
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In the product details for the specification, the manufacturer's number is 010-12845-00. This number indicates speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2, according to the Garmin website.
According to the manufacturer, this product is compatible with the Forerunner 235.
Yes, each sensor has a unique ID. I work with 3 different bikes and sensors, it works fine.
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Bonsoir, oui, code barre 753759222550 "speed sensor 2 and cadence sensor 2" !
No. With Garmin you need a compatible sensor in the crank/axle to determine it while cycling.
To the best of my knowledge: No. The vo2max value is determined for cyclists via power measurement (watts). (Garmin Vector! Stage, etc.)
I have 3 of them and couple the sensors with the fenix 6 and the Edge 1030, but they also work with any other sports watch, fitness watch or bike computer that can read ANT+ sensors.
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I have paired the sensor with my Garmin Fenix 5 and it works without any problems. The same applies to the cadence sensor.
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