Concept2 Forum

How are the batteries on your PM5? I've had mine drop off line with ErgData when they need changed. Incidentally, I believe C2 recommends changing them every four months.

To the OP: just so you know you're not alone, I've had the same problem-- the rub occurs above the level of the seat. I use C2 rowing shorts, and find that the application of vaseline helps me. It also seems I get less rub if I pay more attention to the drive with my legs, to the point of tensing th...

My daughter, who lives in Port Townsend, WA, took me to the local club's boathouse in early December to see a beautiful red cedar eight up high on the racks in a place of honor. It had "Husky Clipper" written on the bow, and she told me about George Pocock having built it. Didn't register at the tim...

Thanks for the tip on the site-- I've been trying to find a replacement for a speedometer on my old Airdyne. It's a solid old machine, and a pretty decent workout can be had on one.

Thanks, Citroen. I'll double check the process, but I think it's not too different from the PM4 and PM5, and I've set them for intervals before. No, I think some free time and a couple IPA's (one for me, another for the Q-tips) are in order. You guys have my curiosity up now re: the PM2's innards.

Thanks, Carl. I saw some previous posts about cleaning the circuit board with Q-tips and alcohol (Do you really use IPA, and is that the beverage I'm thinking of, or is there another meaning to"IPA"?) because it's failing to go into the "New Workout" menus where setting up intervals is allowed. If I...

Hi, all. One of those "lurkers" on the forum, but saw the message from back in 2008 about the frequency with which lurkers are in reality spammers and figured I should weigh in to establish my bona fides. I have a Model C I purchased a month ago with a PM2 monitor-- the monitor tracked time, meters ...