10spd campag cassette with wahoo smart trainers

After some fairly extensive research and a bit of back and forth with wahoo over trying to fit my 10 spd campag bike to a wahoo kickr core, I seem to have got nowhere. Although I haven't bought it yet, I intend to buy the kickr core and believe an Ambrosio conversion cassette is the way forward for this. It appears that these cassettes don't actually exist anymore and I am therefore open to any suggestions that people might have that will allow me to connect my bike (aka a 10 spd campag groupset to a Shimano freehub)? Before people ask I do know that tacx offer a fairly pricey solution in that you can buy a campag freehub as well as the Shimano cassette however I do want to see if I can find a solution to this first as the tacx neo would work out a few hundred quid more and push beyond my budget.
Apologies for the waffle above, but I appreciate any help in advance.
Apologies for the waffle above, but I appreciate any help in advance.
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I'd imagine you could make a better approximation by rebuilding a Shimano cassette with the spacers from a campag one if the shifting is unusably bad.
It's also worth considering how you intend to use the turbo - if you use erg mode then you don't really need to change gear anyway.
Are you dedicating this bike to turbo use? You could just us a friction shifter, that would mean indexing doesn't matter anyway.
Oh, and you can get a Campag freehub for the Tacx for about £30 to make things simple. But you'll still go for the Kickr.
Marketing eh?
I assume you're speaking about the Flux S it Flux 2?
I wouldn't go near a Flux 1 unless you paid me to.
Yes. A Flux S or a Flux 2. But my comments were directed toward the OP
What's your objections to either of those?
https://rsicycles.co.uk/index.php/cycli ... -3500.html
May stock up for my winter bike.
Nothing to the new ones, I have nothing against Tacx (I have a Neo)...
The flux 1 however is a completely different story