Hard of hearing - cannot hear Garmin alerts

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I'm wondering how anyone else has managed to work around the issue of being unable to hear the chirrup alerts on a Garmin head unit.
I need 2 hearing aids but don't like cycling with them due to potential damage from rain. I use an Edge 520 and have alerts set to remind me to eat/ drink at regular intervals as I'm now tending to do rides minimum 5 hours but I just can't hear them.
The screen will display an alert but I hardly ever notice them as they are only there for a few seconds.
The 520 can't relay audio alerts through Garmin connect like newer versions do. Do these audio alerts work with say a BT ear bud paired to the phone?
Also thought of a wristband vibration alert but not sure how noticeable this would be in actual ride situations.
Can anyone offer any advice please?
I need 2 hearing aids but don't like cycling with them due to potential damage from rain. I use an Edge 520 and have alerts set to remind me to eat/ drink at regular intervals as I'm now tending to do rides minimum 5 hours but I just can't hear them.
The screen will display an alert but I hardly ever notice them as they are only there for a few seconds.
The 520 can't relay audio alerts through Garmin connect like newer versions do. Do these audio alerts work with say a BT ear bud paired to the phone?
Also thought of a wristband vibration alert but not sure how noticeable this would be in actual ride situations.
Can anyone offer any advice please?
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If the garmin can’t connect, then maybe just connect them to your smart phone while riding. Then setup navigation software on some alarms on there.
It's not that difficult, I do it.
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