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SIGMA BC2006MHR DTS Wireless Bicycle Speedometer with Heart Rate Monitor and Altimeter | 
| Brand: Sigma
Category: Sports
List Price: $139.99
Buy New: $95.55
as of 9/9/2010 06:22 PDT details
You Save: $44.44 (32%)
New (3) from $95.55
Seller: Niagara Cycle Works
Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 72214
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.7
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 5.6 x 2.1
MPN: 02060
Model: 2060
UPC: 750220020608
EAN: 4016224020607
ASIN: B000RPZ9M2
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
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| Features:
| • | 20+ Functions | | • | Digitally Coded Wireless Speed & Heart Rate | | • | Low Battery Indicator w/ Memory Chip | | • | Easy to program/Tool Free installation | | • | Waterproof |
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Product Description
Sigma Sport Wireless Computer
Amazon.com Product Description
The digitally coded, the BC 2006 MHR DTS combines the classic features of a wireless bike computer with the most important altitude, heart rate and temperature functions. With the easy to operate 4-button navigation, mountain specialists and touring cyclists have fast access to all the important information on their ride. You can read 4 current values (altitude, heart rate, speed and another optional function) in one clear screen. All the functions on the computer can also be used off the bike using the special hiking mode. 
Digital Transmission explained. | 
The top model for heart rate measurement. | |
Digital Transmission System (DTS) Explained
With 2-channel radio transmission (km/h and pedal frequency) and 100% digital encoding without data loss, the DTS system guarantees 100% data security of current speed and pedal frequency values during wireless reception. It does this by calculating all relevant data, encoding it and transmitting it in data packets to the integrated receiver in the bike computer. Disturbances such as power lines or mobile phones are no longer a problem as transmission is carried out over the so-called low frequency. A double security system also ensures that only the data packets from your own transmitter are evaluated by the receiver. This means that group rides are no problem. A further security measure is redundant data transmission so that no data can be lost. The size and quality of the receiver has also been optimized by a specially developed Sigma chip (ASIC) and integrated into the bike computer which also saves on battery life. General Functions: - 7 language settings, Dot matrix LCD readout, watertight design
- LCD backlight
- Low battery indicator
- Backup function/through saving chip
- Two wheel sizes adjustable
- Clock and model name in standby
Heart rate functions: - Current heart rate
- Average heart rate
- Maximum heart rate
Bike Functions: - Current speed
- Average speed
- Comparison of actual and average speed
- Maximum speed
- Trip distance
- Programmable trip section counter
- Total distance bike 1*
- Total distance bike 2*
- Total distance bikes 1+2*
Time Functions: - Clock
- Stop watch
- Riding time
- Total riding time bike 1*
- Total riding time bike 2*
- Total riding time bikes 1+2*
- Programmable countdown timer forward/back
Altitude Measurement Functions: - Current altitude
- Total altitude per day uphill/downhill
- Total altitude uphill bike 1*
- Total altitude uphill bike 2*
- Total altitude uphill bike 1+2*
- Current temperature
Walking functions: - Walking time
- Current altitude
- Total altitude per day uphill/downhill
- Current temperature
- Heart rate functions (like 1706 HR)
- Timer
- Clock
Manufacturer's Warranty
Five-year warranty on defective parts or products. About Sigma Sport
Sigma Sport represents German technology at its highest level, combining innovative design with precision engineering. Sigma tests all their products in their in-house laboratories to withstand the harshest conditions, ensuring quality continually throughout production. All Sigma Sport standard lights conform to the stringent German traffic standard, and all Sigma Sport products are CE-approved.
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| Customer Reviews:
Showing reviews 1-5 of 12
 Second One I've Owned October 11, 2009
The RV Roadie (On the road)
I use this computer on my bike...and at the gym. It serves several purposes:
1. Heart rate monitor (I've had heart surgery)
2. Speed
3. Distance
4. Altitude
5. Time...how long on the bike
I now have two, as the sending unit (that straps around your chest) gave out after 3 years, and I couldn't find out how to buy another sender. I would not be withougt this unit. The only "negative" (and it isn't really for me) is that it doesn't provide a detailed recording of heart rate over the whole ride/workout. I DOES however, show average of all sorts of things, including speed and heart rate.
Oh yeah, it is bullet proof. I dropped it at 15 miles per hour coming off a bridge. It skidded along the concrete, but was just scratched a little. Solid.
Pete
 Sigma BC2006MHR October 2, 2009
A. wigglesworth (maryland)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought this Sigma computer with HRM and Altimeter prior to riding in the Bicycle Tour of
Colorado in June 2009. I liked everything about the computer except the way the transmitter affixed to the front fork. There were problems from the start with the transmitter being too close to the spokes and hitting spokes after potholes. I was constantly adjusting the distance of the transmitter. Finally on a steep bumpy downhill the transmitter battery cover went flying off never to be found. Being a hard head I bought another one and affixed it to the fork using the second installation option. It lasted for 15 minutes of riding before that one went flying off never to be seen again. Maybe Sigma can find a better way to install the transmitter. I have had many cycle computers over the years and have never had the transmitter or part of it go flying off the bike. Nice computer bad installation design. Maybe they'll send me a new transmitter so I can go for strike 3.
 Sigma BC2006MHR July 10, 2009
Loren Schaeffer
I was looking for a wireless bike computer that had the Altimeter, speedometer and HRM functions only. I never use all the other options or downloadable features. Its been easy to use so I am happy with it so far and would recommend it.
Great Product July 9, 2009
Kyle Martin (Florida)
Easy installation, no problems as of yet. Meter accurately displays distance and speed. I haven't used the heart rate function yet...
 Filling in the blanks from prior reviews June 7, 2009
I. L. Kaplan
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've had this unit for 6 months. It pretty much works as advertised, but-battery life and magnet strength in Xmitter is questionable. The sender has to be about 1-2 mm from the battery. That's a pretty tight fit, esp with carbon front forks. As the battery on the sender weakens, there's no real communication from it to tell what the problem is (I got a "Too Many Signals" error). On the computer unit, Temperature gauge isn't accurate, reads way too high, and there doesn't seem to be any way to calibrate it. The manual is thorough and detailed, but somehow confusing (What can I say? It's written by English speakers, not English thinkers)
On the positive side, The readout is very clear; you can do individual parameter resets, the rubber bands (o-rings really) are pretty tough, I haven't broken one yet, and it has a dual mount, stem or handlebar, which was very important for me, as I put safety brakes on my handle bar, which ate up real estate. At 120 bucks, it's pricey, but at 83? IMO that's getting into bargain territory for the feature set.
Showing reviews 1-5 of 12
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