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yes, recognized my error - before seeing your remark and question
is it easy to extract data from the H10? Would I be able to use it to record data and then extract it to a Linux computer easily enough
Its very easy. Heaving installed the BT HRM App it does write both internally measured and bluetooth measured values in the csv of recorder app. I just read in this csv with pandas in a jupyter notebook on linux and could do statistics easily.
If you are interested I can post this nb or see if I can check in somewhereUPDATE: File is actually not that big, so just added it here
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@Mi (trying to keep the HRM chat in one place, although follows on from the run app thread): is it easy to extract data from the H10? Would I be able to use it to record data and then extract it to a Linux computer easily enough, or do I need to connect it to something to live transfer it?