Robert Haston said:It is low and erratic, not low and steady, like a bad contact, but I can't
press or jiggle it into operation, like normal."Werehatrack" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:On Mon, 17 Jan 2005 15:15:45 GMT, "Robert Haston"
may have said:I was wondering if anyone had any experience with a low battery first
showing itself by displaying lower speed.My bike computer works OK, but it reads much slower speed, and
intermittent.It doesn't seem to be the contacts, and the pickup is still in the right
spot.Some comps, at very low battery voltages, will auto-reset and lose the
wheel diameter setting. I have a couple which display this behavior,
one of which is given to doing it when the temp falls below 45F and
the batt voltage sags accordingly. Check your wheel diameter setting
in the comp, and I'm betting that it's set for something much larger
than you need.--
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Dear Robert,
Perhaps a failing sensor switch?
Or even a sensor and mount that look good together, but are
actually marginal or even fail when things flex laterally as
you ride?
Carl Fogel