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Difference between PT unit and CyclingPeaks

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  1. I have just download my ride and noticed the average power in CyclingPeaks is 166 watts, but my unit shows 173 watts 😕

  2. bigbevans said:

    I have just download my ride and noticed the average power in CyclingPeaks is 166 watts, but my unit shows 173 watts 😕

    What averaging interval do you have your PT computer set up for (spec is in one of the Setup pages)? I've never looked for a total ride AP in the PT computer. Is there a total ride AP?

  3. RapDaddyo said:

    What averaging interval do you have your PT computer set up for (spec is in one of the Setup pages)? I've never looked for a total ride AP in the PT computer. Is there a total ride AP?

    I have the display of power set to 10 secs. Maybe this has something to do with it. Average power on the PT unit is the top option which shows either max av or current power

  4. bigbevans said:

    I have the display of power set to 10 secs. Maybe this has something to do with it. Average power on the PT unit is the top option which shows either max av or current power

    The averaging setting only affects current power. It should not affect average power. But, what will affect AP is what you specified in SETUP 3 - option 1: "select YES or NO for zeros included in averaging of watts." This setting has nothing to do with the data stored for download, but only affects the averaging algorithm in the PT computer. Do you have it set up to include zeros?

  5. RapDaddyo said:

    The averaging setting only affects current power. It should not affect average power. But, what will affect AP is what you specified in SETUP 3 - option 1: "select YES or NO for zeros included in averaging of watts." This setting has nothing to do with the data stored for download, but only affects the averaging algorithm in the PT computer. Do you have it set up to include zeros?

    Aaah. I have it set to No. OK that'll explain it. Thanks.

  6. bigbevans said:

    Aaah. I have it set to No. OK that'll explain it. Thanks.

    That setting should be labeled, "Ego Booster!"

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