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PT Torque test

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  1. I've been over at the Google wattage list and today there is discussion regarding torque tests.

    I have assumed for some time now that everything with my PT Pro was fine. Out of curiosity I ran the test. My torque test, #6 yielded 499-500 (it would fluctuate occasionally) with the middle line following along. Top line was zero. Am I good or do I need to send it in.

    Btw, if someones torque is off, how does that effect previous info. Tell me my FT is higher than I thought.

  2. Chipotle said:

    I've been over at the Google wattage list and today there is discussion regarding torque tests.

    I have assumed for some time now that everything with my PT Pro was fine. Out of curiosity I ran the test. My torque test, #6 yielded 499-500 (it would fluctuate occasionally) with the middle line following along. Top line was zero. Am I good or do I need to send it in.

    Btw, if someones torque is off, how does that effect previous info. Tell me my FT is higher than I thought.

    It should be fine; as long as you're not too far from 512, it's okay. Just be sure to zero torque, preferably before each ride.

    The offset is just the reading at zero torque, and is subtracted from the raw reading to get actual torque.

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