AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

Velocomp wrote: ↑Wed Jun 13, 2018 9:19 pm

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Velocomp wrote: ↑Wed Jun 13, 2018 1:26 pm Look for a response from Tom. If you don't see one quickly check your spam folder!

Nada in either...I'm not real good at patience LOL

email me jhamann@velocomp.com

John....I sent it to you again....same address as profile address on BB

Velocomp wrote: ↑Wed Jun 13, 2018 1:26 pm Look for a response from Tom. If you don't see one quickly check your spam folder!

Nada in either...I'm not real good at patience LOL

Hi there, was doing so comparisons, and I think the numbers I'm getting on my power pod, while consistent are way lower than what I get on the Smart trainer (at least 50 watts at same HR). See the attached file for a recent FTP test. If I am to train on both my BKool Trainer and Power Pod I need th...

Velocomp wrote: ↑Mon Jun 11, 2018 2:30 pm Please email me at jhamann@velocomp.com

Sent ride data and message

I would replace the Wahoo sensor with one from Garmin. The Wahoo sensor has dropout problems--something that is widely known. You won't see speed dropouts on Strava or your bike computer. They last for a very short period of time. This is not enough to cause overall problems, but it is a big issue ...

Your speed sensor is misbehaving. You can see dropouts on the bike speed graph. What kind of sensor do you have? Where is it mounted? In the 6/7 ride I looked at, you are pushing 338 watts up a 7% grade at the end of the ride; this is reasonable. Still, until you get the speed sensor problem fixed,...

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Greetings...bought the PP about a month ago and I've still not had a ride reporting power numbers in a realistic range/ Like the OP, I have about a 2 mile portion at the beginning of the ride that has me at some ridiculously high wattage....I've spoken to someone at VeloComp about that but still don...