Can I get a wireless computer to fit on the rear wheel?

NITR8s
NITR8s Posts: 688
edited November 2012 in Road general
As per the title says I am after a wireless computer I can fit the sensor to the rear wheel for when I am on the trainer. Has any one managed to find one or recommend one.

Comments

  • Phil_D
    Phil_D Posts: 467
    Can you not do it with any old wireless computer?
  • NITR8s
    NITR8s Posts: 688
    I thought the wireless senser on most wont reach that far.
  • Phil_D
    Phil_D Posts: 467
    Mount the sensor on the crossbar where you can see it
  • Hi - I just moved mine and then put the watch (Polar) on my seat post and it picked up the signal.

    Okay I could not see the details live but it did record my heartbeat, distance etc

    Stuart
  • Phil_D
    Phil_D Posts: 467
    Or get a non-wireless one.
  • I wanted to do this with a wireless computer on the rear wheel of a recumbent, borrowed a few and tried them but nothing seemed to have that range so ended up with a wired one.
  • t.m.h.n.e.t
    t.m.h.n.e.t Posts: 2,265
    I wanted to do this with a wireless computer on the rear wheel of a recumbent, borrowed a few and tried them but nothing seemed to have that range so ended up with a wired one.
    ANT+ sensors have incredible range. No reason why you couldn't have speed and cadence on a 'bent. Just procure a Wahoo speed/cad sensor,some heatshrink,some wire and a soldering iron.

    Jobs a good 'un.
  • Garmin Gsc 10 or whatever it's called.
  • A Cateye V2C is perfect for this
    Cube Attain SL Disc
    Giant CRS 2.0
  • beams87
    beams87 Posts: 151
    I've got a Cateye Strada double wireless, sits on the rear stays and does cadance too.

    Edit
    There is no issue with range.
    "A beaten path is for beaten men"