AeroPod, PowerPod and Newton

yea, I just did that and it appeared to download both profiles I had on the device. So, I figured another way for me to figure out which is which was to try to match the wireless IDs of the sensors in the profiles. So I wrote down what my Garmin was showing me for the IDs, but they are different tha...

I am still on 7.06 (which Isaac 4.1.1 says is current on Mac).

How can I stay up to date?

How can I tell which profile was used for any specific ride?

Will do. I thought I had already extracted the profiles for the two bikes before, and I tried sending it back to the device without success. Let me try that from a ride file I know is OK. Thanks! P.s. I have a feature request; basically only alter the profile once a successful cal ride has been comp...

So, I managed to loose pairing for my bike. Any way to recover or do I need to re-cal again? For background I have two bikes, and two profiles. Been working like a champ on both. Been riding bike A all week. But I switched wheels on Bike B and forgot to move the speed sensor with the new wheels. So ...

OK, so I was on profile #2, and paired and did my cal ride like normal. Count up to 50, turn around count up to 100. Then I applied the brakes to slow down and do a U-turn. At which point I noticed it was showing 50. And then it, more slowly, counted up from 50. So, I just rode steady, no braking et...

So I won't have to recalibrate profiles 1-3? And the 5 minute post-calibration ride doesn't apply to profiles 1-3? I think a post above implies this, but just want to confirm...

does the firmware only affect profile #4? Or will we need to recalibrate all bike profiles when it updates?
And assuming I get the firmware for a calibration ride tomorrow, what's the process for manually updating with Isaac?

Velocomp wrote: ↑Mon Mar 25, 2019 7:18 pm You set up a new profile one time using Isaac.

Does that just mean selecting a different (blank) active profile in Isaac? Or more than that?

Gotcha, thanks!

When setting up a new bike, use a different profile. Pair your bike 2 sensors to the new profile and do a calibration. Your device will then be able to automatically tell bike 1 from bike 2. I see, so I should switch profiles using Issac first? Is that the only place where I can do that? I *think* ...

No DFPM on their bike.

So, when one pairs to a new speed sensor, will it basically understand that the ANT+ ID is different and switch to a different profile?

So, I've had my Aeropod since fall of last year. I originally paired it with my plan-B (lunch time ride) bike and worked great. Then I moved it to my gavel bike (converted to my winter bike), paired with the speed sensor and calibrated for it. Now, when I moved it back to my plan-B bike it did not a...

Velocomp wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2019 4:28 pm 3) Profile 4 is the ONLY profile that enables CdA measurement.

Huh, cool! I must have missed that somewhere. Where can I find the docs on that? (no rush on the FW since it appears to benefit a feature I was totally unaware of! )

...waiting for new SW for mac so I can get this update...

So, I'm a little confused by this (probably just me). What's special about profile 4 (that I'm not aware of)?

True, all things manufactured have different tolerances. Just noticing that new unit seems harder to mount that previous models in same mount.

Anyone else using the K-Edge mounts with AeroPod?

So, I've got the Aeropod. Which is great. But I find it MUCH finickier (wow, that is a word?) to get mounted into the gopro mount than the previous powerpod. I have a K-Edge combo mount (for my Wahoo Bolt & Aeropod), and I find I have to do a fair amount of finagling to get the mounting bolt to ...

No DFPM. OK, I'll try to head out early for my ride today and see if I can get in a calibration ride.

so none of my rides have the the sensor ID?

I *think* I might be able to get the ID from the Wahoo Connect app (I think it shows the IDs of the devices that are paired with it). Am I able to enter that manually?

So, when I look at the profile from one of my ride files, it shows an HR id not a speed id?

I gave a garmin magnet-less cadence sensor, so I'm not sure what I should put for the cadence sensor location for the power-stroke feature?

It's not on either side of the left chainstay. Its just on the crank arm itself...

I somehow managed to get my aeropod to unpair with my speed sensor. I noticed it the other day when I was no longer seeing power displayed on my Wahoo Bolt. I double checked and sure enough there are no ride files on the device since that happened. Is there any easy way to re-pair? Or am I going to ...

Maybe in an update the mount on the AeroPod could be down 8 degrees or something. Lots of folks have combination garmin(or wahoo)/gopro mounts, so the garmin is always tilted up a tad, which impacts the AeroPod. I'll keep looking for a better adapter, but maybe that would be a good thing to do? It j...

I got a little confused during the initial setup.

If I select "Better Accuracy" it says that I can just go ride. But When I initially paired my speed sensor to the device it appeared to need a calibration?

k, thanks!

How important is the location where one does the calibration ride? Does the route need to be flat(ish) with no traffic?

Can I just ride around our large(ish) parking lot?

Definitely not reasonably level, probably more than 10, but maybe less than 20 degrees.

Velocomp wrote: ↑Tue Oct 16, 2018 3:16 pm if you ride in the rain, water will have a really tough time climbing uphill into the unit.

Unless one climbs REALLY fast?

I guess it is less than 20 degrees, but maybe something like this would dial it in properly?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07C4BGZVG

So just started with my new AeroPod, and I read in the instructions that it should be mounted with the pitot tube facing slight down. My mount is basically a K-Force combo mount (Garmin/GoPro). My garmin is slightly tipped toward me when I ride, which put the pitot tube pointing up a bit... How much...

I should be getting mine tomorrow. Thanks!