Has anyone managed to get it to work? If so, which adapter did you use? I bought a generic adapter off of amazon, and the phone does not recognize the sensor attached via the adapter. The adapter def works as i can sync via it and an old 30-pin cable
I also have a 2nd gen ipod, but as wahoo insist on upgrading the firmware requirements, i think i’m out of luck on that front, too
Yes, have it working with my iphone 5s and the Apple brand Lightning to 30-pin Adapter (0.2 m).
Yes, have it working with my iphone 5s and the Apple brand Lightning to 30-pin Adapter (0.2 m).
Same setup here, no issues for me. I don’t like the prices but I’ve given up buying generic/non certified lightning cables etc.
Yes, have it working with my iphone 5s and the Apple brand Lightning to 30-pin Adapter (0.2 m).
Same setup here, no issues for me. I don’t like the prices but I’ve given up buying generic/non certified lightning cables etc.Same here, works great. Use it for work with Garmin footpod and Mio Alpha, collecting data with the Wahoo Fitness app. Love it!
Yes, have it working with my iphone 5s and the Apple brand Lightning to 30-pin Adapter (0.2 m).
Same setup here, no issues for me. I don’t like the prices but I’ve given up buying generic/non certified lightning cables etc.Same here, works great. Use it for work with Garmin footpod and Mio Alpha, collecting data with the Wahoo Fitness app. Love it!
One more works great with 30-pin to lightning adapter.
got it. Thanks to all for the responses. Looks like i’ll need to pony up $30.
Funny enough i bought a 3rd party charging cable earlier, and said cable broke after 2 months of use…
got it. Thanks to all for the responses. Looks like i’ll need to pony up $30.
Funny enough i bought a 3rd party charging cable earlier, and said cable broke after 2 months of use…
Slightly off topic, but I bought a wholesale lot of Lightning cables off eBay for myself and a couple of guys from work. Intead of the 10 they were supposed to send, they sent 30! We split them up, and each one lasted about 2 months on average. I have one still going strong a year later, and one failed about 24 hours after I plugged it in for the first time. You get what you pay for.
the punchline being, the seller probably still made $$$, showing just how cheaply made they were.
got it. Thanks to all for the responses. Looks like i’ll need to pony up $30.
Funny enough i bought a 3rd party charging cable earlier, and said cable broke after 2 months of use…
I wouldn’t compare the lightning cable to the 30-pin to lightning adapter as it’s a lot more than just a physical pin to pin adapter. The 30-pin to lightning adapter has DAC (digital audio converters) for both audio in and output as well as some other things that do add to the cost of the unit.