Pictures of the TIMEX GPS+HR modified for use with a saddled horse. Lead wires are attached to the transmitter strip contacts. Lead electrodes are placed under the saddle and girth. For full design details and the test reports go to www.vmaxept.com. I also use this kit for use with ANY standard human HRM strip style transmitter, we are using this setup on all the monitors we ride with. This mod also applies to the GARMIN 301/305 HRM Transmitter
Date(s): June 1 2004. Album by Roger Rittenhouse. Photos by Roger. 1 - 14 of 14 Total. 7947 Visits.
1 timex-hr-gps-trans-elec The complete TIMEX Bodylink GPS+HR human system with test 1 electode adaptors and lead wires. These were too large
2 timex-trans-ele1 Shows the back of the TIMEX transmitter with the full cover electrode patch
3 timex-trans-ele2 Front view with electrode patch over the contacts. Dropped this method too large and cost too much
4 timex-trans-ele3 The final electode method as of 11/13/03. I think the use of the small dot snap on electrodes along with the waterproof tape of the exposed contact of the trans offers the best method
5 trans-cs-ele1 This is the standard human HRM strip transmitter with the electodes attached. This setup will work with ANY hrma HRM chest strap belt transmitter
6 trans-cs-tape With waterproof adhesive tape on the exposed electrodes
7 trans-cs-ele2 With leads snapped in place
8 trans-cs-ele3 Shows ties on end to attach to saddle
9 trans-cs-saddle1 Transmitter mounted to saddle
10 times-hr-trans-saddle Transmitter attached to saddle
11 trans-cs-saddle2 Close shot of tranmitter on saddle. They are water 'proof' sponging rain will not hurt it
12 Timex-GPS-HR-Logger1 Shows the GPS rec,HR trans strip,logger is small triangle on saddle
13 Timex-GPS-HR-Logger3 Logger at top -GPS rec on right
14 Timex-GPS-HR-Looger2 Logger in center,must be within 3ft of both devices
