P2M calibration query
moscowflyer
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I know manual calibration technically isn't needed, but whenever I do I get a number of -520. My Stages always gives me around 870, I know they're completely different units but is that in normal range for a P2M??
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That number should vary with temperature so something isn't right. Maybe its the head unit you're using.More problems but still living....0
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That number should vary with temperature so something isn't right. Maybe its the head unit you're using.
Same one.0 -
Maybe there's a specific issue with that head unit and P2M power meters. Might be worth emailing P2M and asking what they think.More problems but still living....0
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Completely normal. The factory calibration will be on the back of or inside your P2M owner's manual. All 4 of my P2M's have been in that neighbourhood whereas my track Stages sits at 903/4.English Cycles V3 | Cervelo P5 | Cervelo T4 | Trek Domane Koppenberg0
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Completely normal. The factory calibration will be on the back of or inside your P2M owner's manual. All 4 of my P2M's have been in that neighbourhood whereas my track Stages sits at 903/4.
Cheers. I threw that away but it's put my mind at ease at least.0 -
But if you always get the same number (-520) then that's not right. Mine sits around -900, but varies by several units either way depending on temperature.More problems but still living....0
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But if you always get the same number (-520) then that's not right. Mine sits around -900, but varies by several units either way depending on temperature.
It was -520 and -519 earlier, was around the same the other day as well. The conditions have been relatively the same, ie in the garage on the turbo. I expect it would be different if I were to take it outside. It was more the number itself that was alarming me.0 -
In that case I agree, it sounds normal. I took your opening post literally.More problems but still living....0
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In that case I agree, it sounds normal. I took your opening post literally.
Yeah, I didn't really explain it properly. Call it panic that I had a faulty power meter
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