is it possible to replace the battery in the sensor? or must I buy a new sensor?

my receiver no longer detects my sensor. I am assuming that the sensor battery is dead. can I replace it, or do I need to buy a new sensor? how long is the sensor battery supposed to last?

• Asked by Marlena W from Winston-salem
• Nov 30, 2009
• Flag as inappropriate

If you replace a sensor, will all of your mileage and time stats be kept, and therefore continually added onto with each new sensor you buy?

Stats Kept When Buying New Sensor?

• Asked by Matthew K from Sebring
• Oct 20, 2011
• Flag as inappropriate

Where can I buy a sensor?

I have never used the Nike+ iPod app and how do get a sensor?

• Asked by Liset C from Buford
• Jun 12, 2012
• Flag as inappropriate

• Asked about:  Nike + iPod Sport Kit

how to know if the sensor is off?

i dont know ift off or on. i dont want to waste the batteries!!!

• Asked by Koko N from Glendale
• Jan 15, 2012
• Flag as inappropriate

How do you activate the sensor with ipod touch 4th gen and what is the sensor is it built in with the ipods

Do you need to buy a sensor or what is a sensor

• Asked by Clay H from Melbourne
• Dec 2, 2011
• Flag as inappropriate

Can I use the Sensor alone and sync after a run with the Running app?

I am considering getting the Nike + iPod Sensor and have been running a few times a week using the Nike + Running app for a while now.

What I don't like is running with my iPhone 4S in my pocket (worried it might fall out), so am wondering whether I could leave the iPhone at home and the Sensor is enough to collect data from the run? Then I can sync up after the run to analyse pace etc.

Not sure if this is possible based on other comments/reviews online - the guy at the Apple store wasn't entirely sure either.

I'd then buy an iPod shuffle for £40 with just my running playlists on and feel much more at ease!

Thanks!

• Asked by Jonathan S
• Nov 22, 2012
• Flag as inappropriate

Is it worth buying a sensor for iPod Touch?

I have the most recent iPod and I've begun using Nike+ to track my runs. However, because my iPod doesn't have GPS, it relies on the accelerometer to track my distance and it is usually wrong. I was wondering if it was worth buying the sensor to make it more accurate or if I should just continue using the accelerometer and callibrating my distance (which I don't always know).

• Asked by Diana F from Allen Park
• Mar 14, 2013
• Flag as inappropriate

Will the Nike + iPod Sensor work with the new iPhone 4?

• Asked by Brian M from New Castle
• Jun 14, 2010
• Flag as inappropriate

How do you register your sensor???

• Asked by Fred D from Bickley
• Jun 2, 2010
• Flag as inappropriate

do you have to charge the sensor?

• Asked by Claire M from Jamaica Plain
• Feb 1, 2013
• Flag as inappropriate