Best cheap computer for power?
mr.b-campag
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Just bought a Powertap G3 on the 'bay and looking to get back into training that way, but on a budget. I want a computer that will be able to display current power, hr and cadence (or at least power and one of the others) and allows data to be uploaded onto trainingpeaks (+maybe Golden Cheetah). Ideally they would also read the Powertap's estimated cadence so I don't need to buy a sensor. I've seen Joule 1.0s on the 'bay for around £30. Would that do what I want? Anyone think of anything else that might fit the bill (and I might find at a similar price)?
Thanks for reading.
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Thanks for reading.
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Start here https://www.thisisant.com/directory/powertap-g3-hub/ - you'll be able to see all of the computers that are certified to work with your PowerTap - then you can decide which of them are candidates for your need...0
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Brilliant. Thanks.
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Garmin 500.0
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AK_jnr wrote:Garmin 500.
^^ This! Read all the expert websites you want but there is no more reliable robust computer on the market available at the cost you can get a Garmin Edge 500. I still use mine from time to time. Will do all the power data you require just as well as the most modern up to date devices.0 -
Thanks guys. Already went and bought a Joule 1.0 for £26 (new) on the 'bay which looks quite a bit cheaper than the Edge 500 is going for atm. Could be a future upgrade though if I really get back into this power malarkey...0
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I guess GPS data is something you don't care about right now. Fair one.0
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I like the title "Best cheap computer...". Buying the "best" is usually a good idea. That's why it's known as the best. Buying cheap will usually get you just that. And we have all done that.0
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