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13-03.-2008, 11:42 PM
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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Mundelein, IL
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PaulMD (or others)- 300PT cure...
To PaulMD or others who have had, and cured, the 300PT drifting problem:
This is from old threads about an upward drift of the torque/power on a 300PT that was assumed to be caused by the flywheel gettting hot and heating up the hub. When you recieved the new flywheel/hub and the problem was cured, did the flywheel quit getting hot? TF Note: Also posted on the Google Wattage forum. |
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14-03.-2008, 08:14 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Lake Tahoe, CA
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Re: PaulMD (or others)- 300PT cure...
I posted this on wattage also, but I just paid to replace my wired flywheel with the new wireless flywheel because of this issue and the torque will still not zero.
 CycleOps is sending me out a new hub to try, should have it tomorrow to test over the weekend. Let you know.Jeff |
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14-03.-2008, 09:56 PM
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Re: PaulMD (or others)- 300PT cure...
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14-03.-2008, 11:16 PM
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Re: PaulMD (or others)- 300PT cure...
Yes. Just bolts in. We will see.
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