So it does. Maybe they just expect that anyone who buys one will already have a dongle? Or are just going to use their phones?

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Without knowing more information, I'd say that should probably work

I believe it needs to be ANT+ 2.0 to control the trainer. I am not 100% certain, though.

This Sufferfest support article touches on the the need for the newer ANT+ dongle:

https://support.thesufferfest.com/...nnecting-ANT-Devices

Sorry if none of this is especially clear. The safe bet is to use one of the smaller dongles.

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Travis Rassat
Vector Cycle Works
Noblesville, IN
BikeFit Instructor | FMS | F.I.S.T. | IBFI
Toughman Triathlon Series Ambassador

It may work, it may not, and then it might work half-assed. I'm using a ANT "button" stick that came with a 910 and it will see and control my Magnus, but it would not allow me to calibrate it or update its firmware. I ended up with a Giga-Blue BTLE device that I bought from Saris . It now controls the trainer and the ANT reads my HRM.

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"...the street finds its own uses for things"

Just tried it, agree elevation is more realistic. I think the AR is cool but the social aspect is really lacking compared to Zwift. I did an 11 mile course and there were a total of 5 real life riders and none of them were around me so I never saw them. There were some computer riders but I dont think you can draft off them? Theres no sign on the screen like zwift where you latch on. Also the avatar doesnt do anything, same position no matter what. I do like that in racing you have to have the trainer on full difficulty so everyone has to shift and climb the same, wish zwift would do that.

rouvy is what they call this now.

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Dan Empfield
aka Slowman