Mavic CXP33 32H rims, Campagnolo OS hubs, 3x. Using the same values in both: Wheelsmith calculator gives 293 front, 290/292 rear; Spocalc gives 291 front, 288/290 rear. Who am I to believe (and why)?
Mavic CXP33 32H rims, Campagnolo OS hubs, 3x. Using the same values in both: Wheelsmith calculator gives 293 front, 290/292 rear; Spocalc gives 291 front, 288/290 rear. Who am I to believe (and why)?
Maybe you fed 36 spokes into Spocalc instead of 32. For 36x3 I get 290.7 front and 287.5/289.8 rear, which agrees with your results. For 32x3 I get 293.0 front and 290.3/292.4 rear, which agrees with what you say Wheelsmith gave.
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Mavic CXP33 32H rims, Campagnolo OS hubs, 3x. Using the same values in both: Wheelsmith calculator gives 293 front, 290/292 rear; Spocalc gives 291 front, 288/290 rear. Who am I to believe (and why)?
Maybe you fed 36 spokes into Spocalc instead of 32. For 36x3 I get 290.7 front and 287.5/289.8 rear, which agrees with your results. For 32x3 I get 293.0 front and 290.3/292.4 rear, which agrees with what you say Wheelsmith gave.
Holy Schmidt! I must be getting dumber by the day! You must be correct. And to think, I made the same mistake several times in a row.
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Mavic CXP33 32H rims, Campagnolo OS hubs, 3x. Using the same values in both: Wheelsmith calculator gives 293 front, 290/292 rear; Spocalc gives 291 front, 288/290 rear. Who am I to believe (and why)?
Maybe you fed 36 spokes into Spocalc instead of 32. For 36x3 I get 290.7 front and 287.5/289.8 rear, which agrees with your results. For 32x3 I get 293.0 front and 290.3/292.4 rear, which agrees with what you say Wheelsmith gave.
Holy Schmidt! I must be getting dumber by the day! You must be correct. And to think, I made the same mistake several times in a row.
Don't just take somebody's word for it: make the calculations again yourself, being vewy, vewy caweful to check that you're entering the correct data. Maybe even have somebody else look at the screen to check your work. You should be able to confirm the results I got; if not, then one of us is doing something wrong.
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(Robin Hubert) said:
Mavic CXP33 32H rims, Campagnolo OS hubs, 3x. Using the same values in both: Wheelsmith calculator gives 293 front, 290/292 rear; Spocalc gives 291 front, 288/290 rear. Who am I to believe (and why)?
Maybe you fed 36 spokes into Spocalc instead of 32. For 36x3 I get 290.7 front and 287.5/289.8 rear, which agrees with your results. For 32x3 I get 293.0 front and 290.3/292.4 rear, which agrees with what you say Wheelsmith gave.
Holy Schmidt! I must be getting dumber by the day! You must be correct. And to think, I made the same mistake several times in a row.
That'll teach me to multi-task.
My apologies for stupidly wasting bandwidth.
Off for an EEG ....
Robin Hubert
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Don't feel bad about it, Robin.
I made a mistake once, too but that was in 1967 and I divorced her. :-)