PP windport and rain
Posted: Wed Jun 21, 2017 7:31 am
Hello John,
Is it true that there's a paper sensor in the PP, and that if it gets wet - either slightly or soggy - it won't be able to reliably calculate certain power-related metrics ever again, hence rendering it innaccurate or useless - even after it has completely dried out?
If so, would you recommend one carries a roll of electrical tape on all rides perhaps? That is, so as to temporarily block the PP's windport if rain should occur on a ride?
I like my Powerpod a lot so far.
Many thanks
Is it true that there's a paper sensor in the PP, and that if it gets wet - either slightly or soggy - it won't be able to reliably calculate certain power-related metrics ever again, hence rendering it innaccurate or useless - even after it has completely dried out?
If so, would you recommend one carries a roll of electrical tape on all rides perhaps? That is, so as to temporarily block the PP's windport if rain should occur on a ride?
I like my Powerpod a lot so far.
Many thanks