Not new to power per se but I have been using my powertap hub with a Joule GPS head unit and I really like it. My question is I bought a Quarq and want to use my Joule am I going to have any issues with calibration or just anything in general?
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Re: Powermeter head unit question [Sizzle82]
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It should work fine.
It works fine with power2max
I believe some people have had problems with SRMs though.
You will want to add a speed sensor to your bike if you don't have one already, as the head unit was kind of designed with the assumption that a speed signal will always be there. If you ride on a trainer or before satellites are locked in, it won't record. The Garmin ANT+ hub sensor is the most convenient one. No wires, just wraps around your hub.
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It works fine with power2max
I believe some people have had problems with SRMs though.
You will want to add a speed sensor to your bike if you don't have one already, as the head unit was kind of designed with the assumption that a speed signal will always be there. If you ride on a trainer or before satellites are locked in, it won't record. The Garmin ANT+ hub sensor is the most convenient one. No wires, just wraps around your hub.
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Thanks Jack that was all I needed to hear. I have a speed sensor.