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Question: Will this work with the  "new" updated Garmin Bike Speed Sensor and Cadence Sensor
Document: Picked this up to sync my Heart Rate monitor and Cadence/Speed sensor with TrainerRoad. Used an USB extension cable, plugged in the ANT stick and TrainerRoad detected it right away. Since I am not moving this around, I do not have any problems losing it due to it's size.
I use this to train indoors on my cycling trainer. It connects the trainer to trainerroad.com so I can determine speed and cadence.
I purchased this to work with my computrainer since all my other stuff is garmin. I have the original usb stick, but it was not the latest and greatest and did not work. The new one picks up the heart rate and shows it on the computer while using the trainer. Works just fine, and is a relief after being frustrated with the heart rate equipment that was original with computrainer (would lose signal all the time or just wouldn't work after a couple weeks). One thing I did have to figure out on my own for the computer to pick up the signal on the racer mate one software was to make sure that the garmin agent program was closed.
This does the job, with a catch. I run OSX, and for the life of me I could not get the native Garmin ANT+ Agent to detect my HRM and cadence sensor. Fortunately, I bought this specifically to use with the TrainerRoad cycling software, and TR picked up both of my devices almost immediately. The range seems somewhat lousy - my trainer is about 5 feet away from a Mac Mini, and even with a direct line of sight between my devices and the USB stick, TR reports the signal quality as &#34;Poor&#34;.
I have the Garmin Forerunner 405, and in a move lost the ANT Stick for the computer to receive data from the device. The new one is much smaller than the old one, and since I just usually leave it in the computer, the new one allows my computer cabinet doors to close! It also seems to pick up and transfer the information quicker. Very happy with this purchase!
This low profile USB ANT stick works as advertised. I chose this model for both Garmin support and because the small size prevents it from being knocked off the side of my laptop. It is working well with an older Garmin HR chest strap monitor in conjunction with my new RacerMateOne Computrainer software loaded on an older Dell E1705 laptop running Windows XP.
I applied some waterproof heatshrink around the ANT+ stick/USB OTG cable connection and it's worked without issue in light rain.I'm investigating getting the Garmin Foot Pod (for ANT+) to integrate a stride sensor into my workout. If I do I'll report back with my results.
After knocking my laptop over a few too many times, I cracked the ANT stick that came with my 405. Garmin said this would work, and it does! And it just barely sticks out of the laptop, so it's perfect. Definitely worth the $50 to replace!
This stick would not work or be recognized by the computer . After a couple weeks of trying everything and trying it in other computers I bought another brand . That one worked instantly.This stick was shipped dead I assume . I expect a company as large as garmin would have testing or QA and not ship dead items . I wasted my money .
I own the 610 Forerunner and had lost the ANT stick that came with the watch during cleaning one day. This is such a better replacement as it doesn't even stick out of the USB port that far with all of the same functionality and speed that my original ANT stick had.
Answer: Yes