Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Will the RFLKT+ continue to display Ant+ info even after the iPhone battery dies or if you leave your iPhone at home?
Document: *Configurable screen to display the exact info that one prefers. *Since I sometimes carry my iPhone on rides and runs, the ability the integrate my personal fitness/training program to RFLKT+ using the available apps was immensely useful. *Ability to wirelessly upload workouts to many training websites such as Mapmyfitness, Garminconnect, Runkeeper, etc. without removing the RFLKT+ from the bike mount. *The RFLKT+ has new mounting base with built in tab for easy removal.Concerns:*The handlebar/forward mount strap measures 30mm in diameter so it would only fit older, narrower road and MTB bars.
And with both those apps you can fully configure exactly what data you want on the RFLKT display - its better than even the most expensive Garmins in my opinion.
This is the second unit I have.I went into this with high hopes, as I have used the ant key with case from Wahoo with my prior 4s and it worked fine. The reason for getting getting the unit was the wireless interface with the phone, ease of changing screens and instant upload to my online accounts. For me the troubles have been:-Unit won't turn on. I have to open the back and remove/install the battery and that has worked-During a ride I will loose all info from my ant+ devices: Powermeter, HR strap, and speed sensor.
As others mention, this is not the computer but a display accessory which harnesses the power of the iPhone. The unit mounts easily on your bike , while you keep your iPhone safely in your pocket. The unit connected easily with the Cyclemeter app and the pages ( displays) are easily configurable ( though the Cyclemeter app). I also connected a Stages Power Meter (20 gram power meter - unbelievable !) to the Cyclemeter app which in turns feed the info the RFKLT+ unit. All very impressive. Everything connected easily via Bluetooth within minutes.
One would think they'd at least supply a fully charged battery with a unit of this price.I'll continue to update this review over time as I continue using the Wahoo RFLKT+Recommended
The conventional solution is to mount the phone is a weatherproof case that also contains a battery booster. Here, Wahoo provides an alternative.The RFLKT+ gets mounted on your bike and connects wireless to your phone. This allows you to keep the phone in a back pocket or a bag on your bike, perhaps with a battery booster of some sort. The battery on the phone lasts a bit longer even without the booster because you're not using its screen. The RFLKT+ displays key variables from the phone, and provides an altimeter and thermometer of its own.
*Most of our bikes already have the Garmin Quarter turn mounts on them so I switched the factory installed RFLKT handlebar mount to the twist mount. *No cadence or heartrate functions. Cadence and Heartrate sensors are required and sold separately. *Battery is disposable coin cell. I prefer long-life rechargeable lithium batteries so the battery doesn't die during the middle of a ride. *My sample only had the Quick Start Guide and Important Product Info/Limited Warranty booklets. More detailed installation and setup info and videos are available from the Wahoo website.
I'm very disappointed with this bike computer. I wanted to be able to save the battery on my iPhone and use my BlueHR monitor and my Bontrager Duotrap speed and cadence monitor with it. Since it was Bluetooth and Ant, it sounded great. Unfortunately, there are a lot of sync problems. I've been in contact with Wahoo and I'm told not to put it in my phone in my middle jersey pocket or it might not work.....what??? It didn't stay connected in my side pocket either.
The RFLKT was simple to use with gloves on and easy to read in bright sunlight. Since Strava doesn't have auto pause RFLKT has a pause button in the included pages you can scroll though. This was a great advantage as you never have to take your iPhone n off the RFLKT just double click on the iPhone home button, swipe away the app, and RFLKT will turn off.If you have an iPhone and were thinking of getting a Garmin, you may want to think about a RFLKT. This is a very simple and cost effective device to use.[...]
Went out and Purchased a Garmin 500 Edge. The Garmin has it problems too but that&#8217;s another story.NOW here we are year 2014, almost 3 years later, I purchased and received the latest and greatest Wahoo RFLKT+  June 18 2014.Very nice big display, seems to function smooth. Mounted on my bike got it to work with my IPhone 5s and went for a 25 mile training ride. And would you believe it! 10 minutes into the ride the same issues is still going on, cut outs, freezing up and screen going blank.
Answer: yes