AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

Thanks for the tip. I'll probably do that

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Weird to know that my PP mount angle is changing during steep accelerations, since it is securely mounted on my front mount as you can see in the picture bellow. Handlebars are secure also and very stiff. The only thing that is not finished in this bike is the head spacers. This is because I've moun...

Hi John, Can you see what's going on with this last ride? Every other Z2 ride seemed fine but today I went for a more fast paced one and I don't believe that I am in this kind of shape right now. For sure PP spiked at the very beginning of the ride but after a couple minutes if seemed to settle down...

Hi John,

Can you assist me on how to set up power stroke inside Isaac using my cadence sensor:

I've combined the 2 files and it shows 74 kms. There's about 2 kms missing (when PP battery died). Nonetheless, Isaac tells me that the FIT file from my Wahoo don't have GPS data (which is not true), and won't let me export to Strava. That and all the fields from "Use from other ride file"...

Hi John, Thanks for the quick reply. Answering your topics: 1. Its a Polar H10 and it's connected by Ant+ (not BT). I don't know but can the connection issue you mention be because of that? 2. I'm aware of that but never had these erratic power readings with it before. 3. Can it alter power figures ...

Hi John, Need your assistance on some issues that I've got today please. Trying to make things short but explaining you the details, I've picked up my PP bike today since my primary bike is in the LBS. Have put another speed sensor on it (was previously running a Garmin which is in my primary now an...

Velocomp wrote: ↑Mon Apr 29, 2019 7:11 am Assuming you recorded your ride with a Garmin, go to your Garmin file and export it in .tcx format. Then, import the file to Isaac using the "File/Merge File..." command. You will then add GPS data to your Isaac ride file.

Thanks John!

Thanks John,

Found the activity, which is split in 2. Joined both and tried to export to Strava but Isaac tells me that there's no GPS data so it can't export to Strava.

Is there anything I can do about that?

Hi John,

The image appears on an computer internet browser. For some reason that I don't understand, it doesn't show up in a cellphone browser.

I’m posting this from my phone but once home I’ll have a look at what isn’t working. Thanks

Here it goes again. Hope this time works:

Hi, Today my Bolt went nuts and only recorded half the ride. I was expecting to arrive home and download PP history to view my ride and upload it to Strava an TP, but can't seem to find it. I'm uploading a screenshot with all files by date added. Can you please assist me on this? Thanks. https://www...

Everything back to normal. Thanks!

Yes! Just make sure that you install it levelled and OB Cal is properly done.

Never had an issue with my PP, even didn't upgraded FW since it always worked flawlessly until yesterday. For the first time ever, my PP stop working and I just don't know why. It was at the middle of a ride. I've stopped for coffee with my Bolt computer marking some 100 and so watts, didn't disconn...

1. Yes, it is the wheel setting in PP. 28 has a circumference of 2135; 25 has a circumference of 2105. So, if your PP were set to 28, it would record 2135 / 2105 * 26.1 = 26.5 miles If you have fixed this in your PP profile then your next ride should be OK. 2. I could tell your last ride was a grou...

This looks like a group ride. If you have one, please post a solo ride. It does not have to be a long one... Sending you the file from today's ride. Two more things: 1. I'm seeing a slight discrepancy in the average speed, which I suspect is due to the wrong circumference in PP settings. I'm using ...

Velocomp wrote: ↑Thu Dec 06, 2018 1:58 pm We have not implemented any predictive features.

Please post a ride file and we will check your settings.

Here it goes:

Hi, It’s been awhile since I last read from this forum. I’ve returned to ask if PP can be used to predict bike splits like Best Bike Splits do. Since PP measures real CdA and elevation, I think this to be possible right? I also have the upgraded GPS track key installed, so probably an added bonus fo...

Download the ride file to Isaac, then use the File/Export command to send to TP or Strava. Thanks for the tip. Can I ask for a future PP request? I'm no developer but, is there any way to implement some sort of a power push button sequence for PP to send all data by BT to those APPs once the ride i...

I understand that PP does work through my bike computer to give me live data, but can I link PP data to Strava and TP and send my ride data to thos e APPs directly from PP? Or is it mandatory to upload from my bike computer?

I ask this because I find PP's data more accurate.

Velocomp wrote: ↑Mon Jul 16, 2018 12:50 pm PP will put itself to sleep automatically. I don't think any manual intervention is needed.

Thanks once again!

Thanks for the instructions and quick reply.

So in reality, it's best to shut it off for a break if I want to move the bike around (lift it), and do the merging afterwards, right?

Cheers.

Only today I've became aware that I shouldn't have shut my PP down for a coffee break, since it created 2 files for my ride. One before the break an one after. Just to make sure, I want to ask if PP has to stay on during a break. I've shut it off since the bike was lifted to be parked near the site ...

Velocomp wrote: ↑Fri Jun 22, 2018 3:29 pm Actually, it's plenty; looks great!

Thanks a lot

By the way, do you have any plans to implement a way to check PP battery on Wahoo Bolt as you did on Garmin units?

Cheers

Please post a ride file after you did your cal ride. You should be OK with the slight change in wheel circumference. Clinchers is a good choice. Don't know if it will be enough for you to draw any conclusion since it was a mere back home ride (after iCal), doing only recovery work, but here it goes.

I really don't have anything extra to add to this. GPS elevation is inherently inaccurate. I'm astonished by how much I was misinformed about all this elevation stuff. Been reading a lot about it after your insight on this matter and it's incredible how I and other fellow riders were mislead all th...

Velocomp wrote: ↑Sat Jun 16, 2018 2:19 pm

The thing to do is to pick your preferred way of getting the data, then stick with it. Consistency is sometimes more important than absolute accuracy.

That’s true. Thanks anyway for your insights on this matter.