[AltimeterGuy]

The cable supplied with the X6/X6HR has a female serial port connector to hook up to a male connector on a PC. The king of the hill on serial-to-USB connectors is Keyspan. I use their high speed adapter that can be found at www.keyspan.com with the Suunto Activity Manager software. I know this one works with Windows 98. You can find this adapter for $60 at CompUSA and MicroCenter in the U.S. or can order it directly from their website. I'm not sure if the drivers work with Windows XP. They might have info on their website or I suggest giving them a call.

AltimeterGuy

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	Suunto X6 HR - Click for more info Just when you thought a sports watch couldn't get any better, Suunto introduces the X6 HR, X6 HRM and X6-HRT. These are truly the next generation in sports watches, packed with all of the technology that Suunto enthusiasts have been craving. Designed for Cross Sports applications, the X6 writstops are functionally very similar to the Suunto X6 - but with the added benefits of a heart rate monitor.

	Suunto X6 - Click for more info Just when you thought a sports watch couldn't get any better, Suunto introduces the X6 HR, X6 HRM and X6-HRT. These are truly the next generation in sports watches, packed with all of the technology that Suunto enthusiasts have been craving. Designed for Cross Sports applications, the X6 writstops are functionally very similar to the Suunto X6 - but with the added benefits of a heart rate monitor.