Monitor, please read this user manual carefully. SIGMA SPORT® wishes you a lot of fun using your PC 25.10. Chest belt with digitally coded radio transmission. Free download of your Sigma Sport PC 15 User Manual. Still need help after reading the user manual? Post your question in our forums.

Wanted a reasonably cheap heart rate monitor to help me in my efforts to lose weight. After much searching I found this one and in the 3 months I've been using it have found it perfect so far.

I've never used one before but it was really easy. The chest strap is comfortable and easy to adjust.

The wrist device is simple to set up, it let me enter my name, gender, age and weight and if I recall correctly my max heart rate, it then worked out the training zones for me. I'd never heard of them, I'm not sure after reading up about them that I totally believe them, but they are certainly interesting as you hear the beeps telling you that you've moved to a different zone during a work out. I've not had any problem getting the device to find my heart rate when I'm upright, though when I lie on my back (eg to do sit-ups) it does occasionally struggle to find a beat sometimes (it lets you know by beeping at you four times), it soon comes back though. I love the fact that it counts calories for you as well as calculating your average and maximum heart rates, I'm finding those really motivating factors. Maybe all of these features are 'normal' for a HRM but this is my first one, so as the title of my review states, this is 'perfect for me'.

I'd certainly recommend it. Wanted a reasonably cheap heart rate monitor to help me in my efforts to lose weight. After much searching I found this one and in the 3 months I've been using it have found it perfect so far.

I've never used one before but it was really easy. The chest strap is comfortable and easy to adjust. The wrist device is simple to set up, it let me enter my name, gender, age and weight and if I recall correctly my max heart rate, it then worked out the training zones for me. I'd never heard of them, I'm not sure after reading up about them that I totally believe them, but they are certainly interesting as you hear the beeps telling you that you've moved to a different zone during a work out. I've not had any problem getting the device to find my heart rate when I'm upright, though when I lie on my back (eg to do sit-ups) it does occasionally struggle to find a beat sometimes (it lets you know by beeping at you four times), it soon comes back though. I love the fact that it counts calories for you as well as calculating your average and maximum heart rates, I'm finding those really motivating factors. Maybe all of these features are 'normal' for a HRM but this is my first one, so as the title of my review states, this is 'perfect for me'.

I also get AC for the summer, but that is besides the point. Mr photo 15 setup free download.