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What is that? Power meter? I have no knowledge of this as a sensor, so a little detail would help so I don't have Google around...
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I think it's a speed/cadence sensor built into a lot of Giant road bikes.
Was that over ANT+ or Bluetooth, Rockinrose123?
Was that over ANT+ or Bluetooth, Rockinrose123?
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CooSpo H6 ANT+/BTLE HRM works well (both protocols tested). This is a cheapy gadget typically available through eBay, Alibaba etc. for less than half of price of Garmin/Suunto/Wahoo heart rate straps.
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My sensors, all of which worked with my Karoo in the brief time before I sent it back for replacement (stop switch inoperative):
Garmin GSC-10 speed/cadence sensor ANT+
Bontrager ANT+/BTLE Combo Sensor - both ANT+ and BT work, both can be paired at the same time so I disabled the BT pairing to avoid conflicts
Garmin HRM1G Heart rate band ANT+
Decathlon Geonaute Dual HRM belt ANT+ and BT - I can pair one or the other but not both at the same time (I think that's a feature of the belt)
I decided to pair them all as ANT+, for no particular reason other than the fact that the Garmin ones don't do BT.
I bought the Geonaute to pair with my iPhone (BT) when I used the iPhone Strava app, but stopped using that after a couple of rides and went back to my Garmin Edge 500, which came with the Garmin sensors. The Geonaute is handy in the gym where there are some ANT+ machines and some BT ones, and it was a lot cheaper than anything else.
I bought the Bontrager speed/cadence sensor for my new bike in the expectation of receiving my Karoo as you can't quickly transfer these dual purpose sensors between bikes. Garmin now sell separate speed and cadence sensors and to be honest I wonder whether I should have just bought a cadence sensor and relied on GPS for speed and distance. However, the Bontrager wasn't much more expensive than the Garmin cadence sensor and having BT as well as ANT+ means I could choose just about any computer to go with it.
Garmin GSC-10 speed/cadence sensor ANT+
Bontrager ANT+/BTLE Combo Sensor - both ANT+ and BT work, both can be paired at the same time so I disabled the BT pairing to avoid conflicts
Garmin HRM1G Heart rate band ANT+
Decathlon Geonaute Dual HRM belt ANT+ and BT - I can pair one or the other but not both at the same time (I think that's a feature of the belt)
I decided to pair them all as ANT+, for no particular reason other than the fact that the Garmin ones don't do BT.
I bought the Geonaute to pair with my iPhone (BT) when I used the iPhone Strava app, but stopped using that after a couple of rides and went back to my Garmin Edge 500, which came with the Garmin sensors. The Geonaute is handy in the gym where there are some ANT+ machines and some BT ones, and it was a lot cheaper than anything else.
I bought the Bontrager speed/cadence sensor for my new bike in the expectation of receiving my Karoo as you can't quickly transfer these dual purpose sensors between bikes. Garmin now sell separate speed and cadence sensors and to be honest I wonder whether I should have just bought a cadence sensor and relied on GPS for speed and distance. However, the Bontrager wasn't much more expensive than the Garmin cadence sensor and having BT as well as ANT+ means I could choose just about any computer to go with it.
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Sigma sport sensors: chest strap, cadence and speed don't pair. I bought sensors from Garmin and they paired quickly and perfectly.
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I have the following:
(1) Wahoo RPM Speed
(2) Wahoo RPM Cadence
(3) Wahoo TICKR Heart Rate monitor (chest strap)
Paired successfully to Karoo via ANT+ (paired to Apps on iPhone via Bluetooth).
As of yesterday I would have said all 3 appear to be working properly. Over 5 rides maximum speeds all seemed correct, Cadence was recorded on 4 of the 5 rides and 3 of those 4 seemed correct (one was 145 which seemed unlikely).
However, today I recorded 3 rides. The average speeds and average cadences all seemed ok. I got maximum cadences of 179, 110 and 93. The second is possible but the first is not. Maximum speeds were 32.4, 25.1 and 682.2 mph. First and second seem right, but third is not!
Hope this helps.
Thanks for this thread.
snoBent
Greenspeed GTO (recumbent tadpole trike)
(1) Wahoo RPM Speed
(2) Wahoo RPM Cadence
(3) Wahoo TICKR Heart Rate monitor (chest strap)
Paired successfully to Karoo via ANT+ (paired to Apps on iPhone via Bluetooth).
As of yesterday I would have said all 3 appear to be working properly. Over 5 rides maximum speeds all seemed correct, Cadence was recorded on 4 of the 5 rides and 3 of those 4 seemed correct (one was 145 which seemed unlikely).
However, today I recorded 3 rides. The average speeds and average cadences all seemed ok. I got maximum cadences of 179, 110 and 93. The second is possible but the first is not. Maximum speeds were 32.4, 25.1 and 682.2 mph. First and second seem right, but third is not!
Hope this helps.
Thanks for this thread.
snoBent
Greenspeed GTO (recumbent tadpole trike)
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I can confirm the Powertap G3 hub (power, cadance, speed) working without any issue on ANT+, didn't test the BLE, the new Shimano FC9100-P powermeter (power, cadance) alsoo works well on ANT+. I compared the Powertap on the Garmin Edge 820 and was identical. The Shimano FC I didn't compare as I sold my Garmin 

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Working for me on my KAROO (All on ANT+)
Wahoo TICKR (heartrate)
Wahoo BLUESC (speed/cadence)
Garmin GSC-10 (speed/cadence)
Sigma ROX 10 (cadence)
Wahoo TICKR (heartrate)
Wahoo BLUESC (speed/cadence)
Garmin GSC-10 (speed/cadence)
Sigma ROX 10 (cadence)
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Hi Folks,
I think I've gotten caught up on most (all?) recent entries. Thanks for putting them in. I've tried to give credit. If I've missed you, please speak up. Also, please try to look through the list before reporting devices. Several recent posts contained devices already on the list and known to work. Saves us both some time.
Thanks!
I think I've gotten caught up on most (all?) recent entries. Thanks for putting them in. I've tried to give credit. If I've missed you, please speak up. Also, please try to look through the list before reporting devices. Several recent posts contained devices already on the list and known to work. Saves us both some time.
Thanks!
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You didn't include the Shimano Powermeter from my last replydthempel wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 12:11 pm Hi Folks,
I think I've gotten caught up on most (all?) recent entries. Thanks for putting them in. I've tried to give credit. If I've missed you, please speak up. Also, please try to look through the list before reporting devices. Several recent posts contained devices already on the list and known to work. Saves us both some time.
Thanks!

I can also confirm MIO (I believe Magellan in US) magnet less speed sensor working without issue.
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I did miss the Shimano reference in the paragraph. It's added now. Do you have a slightly more detailed model number/name for the Mio/Magellan? There's already one or two (?) in the list, so I'm wondering if this is just a duplicate?
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Scosche Rhythm+ pairs up just fine for heart rate.
Powertap P1 pedals (dual sided) work sporadically. The Karoo seems to frequently, as far as I can tell, screw up the input from the right pedal. It will, at random, cut the reported power output in half and I have to do weird voodoo/black magic involving stopping/starting pedaling, disconnecting/reconnecting the Karoo, changing the strength of my pedal stroke rapidly, etc. Eventually it "remembers" there are two pedals (again, that's my guess) and my power output returns to normal for 1 minute...or 30....or 5...it's a shot in the dark.
Powertap P1 pedals (dual sided) work sporadically. The Karoo seems to frequently, as far as I can tell, screw up the input from the right pedal. It will, at random, cut the reported power output in half and I have to do weird voodoo/black magic involving stopping/starting pedaling, disconnecting/reconnecting the Karoo, changing the strength of my pedal stroke rapidly, etc. Eventually it "remembers" there are two pedals (again, that's my guess) and my power output returns to normal for 1 minute...or 30....or 5...it's a shot in the dark.
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I am using no name sensors from AliExpress. Both are working fine:
Heart rate: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/Heart-Ra ... 96253.html
Speed + Cadence: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/ANT-Sens ... 69824.html
Heart rate: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/Heart-Ra ... 96253.html
Speed + Cadence: https://de.aliexpress.com/item/ANT-Sens ... 69824.html
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I have the magnet less version, the Mio Cyclo 605. I only use the speed component as cadance is supplied by the Shimano power meter.
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Cadence: Lixada Bike Cadence Sensor from Amazon.co.uk - box branded as Cycplus Smart Cadence Sensor C2 Magnetless Bluetooth and ANT+ multi-protocol. All you have to do is shake it to make it detectable, showed up both as ANT+ and Bluetooth, paired both and enabled ANT+, disabling Bluetooth. I can't report on the Bluetooth operation but it works perfectly on ANT+, stuck to the crank arm with double sided tape with a cable tie for security. Much cheaper than the known brands.
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+++ double post @plissk3n was faster
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... the following sensors are running flawless with my Karoo
Speed / Cadence Sensor Magene Gemini210 (BT/ANT+) connected with ANT+
(for Speed & Cadence you need two sensors) Heartrate strap Magene MHR10 Dual Modus (BT/ANT+) connected with ANT+

... the following sensors are running flawless with my Karoo

Speed / Cadence Sensor Magene Gemini210 (BT/ANT+) connected with ANT+
(for Speed & Cadence you need two sensors) Heartrate strap Magene MHR10 Dual Modus (BT/ANT+) connected with ANT+
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Is anyone here using the Wahoo TICKR, I am now trying to get my karoo to connect but after a few hours still not saying it has found the Wahoo, it has found devices but no named device. could be that the battery in the Wahoo is flat as it had no insulating card so leaving the batter in contact with the Wahoo. I mean there is no switch and not much info on how this device works. My Karoo has given up on trying to pair with any device now.
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I'm pretty sure that Doug uses a TICKR. I imagine that it works the same as other HRMs in that it only starts using battery when it detects a heartbeat, i.e. when you put it on. Probably a good idea to check the battery in the TICKR.