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Wireless Powertap head-unit with wired hub?

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    hmronnow
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    I have a Powertap 2.4 wireless on a nice carbon tubular.
    Consider getting a training wheel for indoor and rainy days.
    On Ebay, the older wired units are cheaper, and in particular wheels without a head unit. My question: will my head-unit work with older wired hubs?

    Thanks
    Henrik

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  2. Trailhead
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    I have not been able to make this scenario work. If there is a way, I too would like to know how it can be done.

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  3. Bike N Ski
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    hmronnow said:

    I have a Powertap 2.4 wireless on a nice carbon tubular.
    Consider getting a training wheel for indoor and rainy days.
    On Ebay, the older wired units are cheaper, and in particular wheels without a head unit. My question: will my head-unit work with older wired hubs?

    Thanks
    Henrik

    No. You'll need a Cervo PRO made for a wired PT system. The cervo 2.4 will not work with a wired hub.

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