Oops! Looks like I skimmed past too many posts. Sorry for the duplicate info/comments.
I do not believe that the guesstimate of the Red/new Quarq is accurate enough to use this info to try to correct small imbalances with your pedal stroke. Essentially it is measuring, during half of the pedal stroke, your left leg pushing power + right leg pulling power and the respective opposite for the other half of the stroke. A rider can not differentiate whether they need to pull more with one leg or push more with the opposite leg to correct this guesstimated difference. I believe a reputable member of this forum who does many respected reviews has stated his opinion of how he believes this guesstimate system works or doesn't work. It is however more info than those with other meters without L/R measurements. I personally would just not put too much stock in that info.
I do not believe that the guesstimate of the Red/new Quarq is accurate enough to use this info to try to correct small imbalances with your pedal stroke. Essentially it is measuring, during half of the pedal stroke, your left leg pushing power + right leg pulling power and the respective opposite for the other half of the stroke. A rider can not differentiate whether they need to pull more with one leg or push more with the opposite leg to correct this guesstimated difference. I believe a reputable member of this forum who does many respected reviews has stated his opinion of how he believes this guesstimate system works or doesn't work. It is however more info than those with other meters without L/R measurements. I personally would just not put too much stock in that info.