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Computrainer calibration

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  1. Who has the procedure for tweeking the calibration on a CT? I just saw the answer to this question the other day and neglected to follow up. Now I can't find it.

  2. Chipotle said:

    Who has the procedure for tweeking the calibration on a CT? I just saw the answer to this question the other day and neglected to follow up. Now I can't find it.

    I think it's getting up the bike speed to about 20-25 then coast down and you'd have to set a button. I know this is very vague but I haven't used a computrainer in years. Hopefully someone else will be able to answer this.

    Robin

  3. Chipotle said:

    Who has the procedure for tweeking the calibration on a CT? I just saw the answer to this question the other day and neglected to follow up. Now I can't find it.


    moi .... pm me with an email address if you want it. No problem.

  4. I do an initial set, then pedal a 10 minute warm-up. I then do 2-3 calibrations and set the final number for my ride. I notice that it's pretty close if I keep biking for the duration of my workout.

    My basement is at about 55 degrees F and the Computrainer will cool down within a few minutes (eg, bathroom break) and throw the calibration off. I find riding another 5 minutes gets it back to the ride temp for an accurate calibration.

    Play around a little and you'll notice how the Computrainer calibration responds to it's environment.

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