I raced on Sat with a new (replacement) SL hub on my race wheel. The power curve looks odd in that it has a lot of what I can only describe as "square peaks" - where the power peaks and then stays at the same exact power for 2-4 secs before reducing. I have never seen a graph look like this. There were also many very small data drops as indicated by a very small gap in power data and a drop in speed to zero (they do not coincide and so may be totally unrelated)
I raced on Sat with a new (replacement) SL hub on my race wheel. The power curve looks odd in that it has a lot of what I can only describe as "square peaks" - where the power peaks and then stays at the same exact power for 2-4 secs before reducing. I have never seen a graph look like this. There were also many very small data drops as indicated by a very small gap in power data and a drop in speed to zero (they do not coincide and so may be totally unrelated)
Has anyone experienced anything like this ?
No. The only thing close to that was before I had solved my receiver vibration problem. I assume you zeroed the torque.
i see this when i get emi induced data drops, which is very seldom for me; the power readings flat-line then there's a drop. i have a pt pro, though. in my experience, it always happens with drops.
i see this when i get emi induced data drops, which is very seldom for me; the power readings flat-line then there's a drop. i have a pt pro, though. in my experience, it always happens with drops.
Interesting - but I have only experienced this with this particualr hub and not my other one (ridden on the same routes)
