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>>> During the first dance, the device registered a maximum BPM reading of
>>> 193.
>>
>> Are you sure the device is working properly?
>
> Seems ok to me for a not-super-fit person doing a strenuous dance. I
> know if I start out on my bike and attack the hill at the end of my road
> full power I can easily get to 180+ within a minute or two. But my
> watch gives me 3 beeps when it goes over 175 so I know to back off a bit.
My dad claims his sometimes exceeds 200 BPM. I must admit, I didn't
think that was an outrageous number until everybody here started being
all like "dude, if it hits 150 BPM you'd nearly be in a coma!"
>> On the other hand, while driving home, the monitor did briefly flash up
>> 206 BPM,
>
> ANything can interferes with the signal between the chest strap and the
> watch can cause problems. If I cycle under power cables, or near an
> electrified railway track it screws up. Cars are notorious for
> electrical interference, so I wouldn't believe anything it says whilst
> in a car.
That's fine, but it also occasionally does this when I'm sitting in the
house too. Why the heck would it do that?
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