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Seattle Forrest

11-18-19 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by am0n (Post 21210594)

Ended up with Wahoo. Found the Bolt for $180 and the sensors for $56. So not the $150 I wanted to spend, but $236 for Bolt + Speed + Cadence doesn't seem like a bad deal.

You still did well. I hope you enjoy them!

John_V

11-19-19 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by am0n (Post 21214320)

Any suggestions on how to open the Wahoo sensors without damaging them? They are assembled so tightly that trying to pry it open just seems to damage the casing.

Can't remember if I had that issue when my sensors were new but they should just pop open when prying in the provided slot. I've used screwdrivers and even butter knives without a problem.

jadocs

11-19-19 08:48 AM

Wait...are you guys talking about the Wahoo wireless sensors? They have a battery compartment on the bottom that you use a nickel or quarter to turn and open. You don't pop anything off.

am0n	11-19-19 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by jadocs (Post 21215138)

Wait...are you guys talking about the Wahoo wireless sensors? They have a battery compartment on the bottom that you use a nickel or quarter to turn and open. You don't pop anything off.

Not on what I am using. They have a little ridge on the side for prying them open. They just seem so snug that I am risking damaging them to get them to open.

John_V

11-20-19 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by jadocs (Post 21215138)

Wait...are you guys talking about the Wahoo wireless sensors? They have a battery compartment on the bottom that you use a nickel or quarter to turn and open. You don't pop anything off.

Yes! The Wahoo magnetless sensors. They have a slot on one end that you can use a nickle, a quarter, a screwdriver or butterknife to separate (or pop) the two halves apart to change the battery.

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