I have had my srm for about 4 months and was curious to how difficult checking the slope is and, if you don't check it how much of a difference will it make in the power readout
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Checking SRM slope
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gee.bike said:
I have had my srm for about 4 months and was curious to how difficult checking the slope is and, if you don't check it how much of a difference will it make in the power readout
Go here then click on troubleshooting, then calibration. A bad slope means bad data. However, the SRM software allows you to go back and change the slope used for any data file.http://www.srm.de/Online_Manual/SRM_English_Manual/index.htm
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