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Jasper Janssen
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On 9 Nov 2005 05:45:53 -0800, [email protected] wrote:
>No wind, and I use a hill steep enough that for my speed (about 15
>km/h, or 9.3 mph) there is no significant wind resistance. If I
>estimate the weight of soaking wet clothes and rims full of water to be
>about 2 kg, the calculation gives me 311 watts, vs 289.5 watts I
>recorded earlier in the season with dry clothes, and shorter cranks
And if you assume the extra water weighs 100 grams?
Jasper
>No wind, and I use a hill steep enough that for my speed (about 15
>km/h, or 9.3 mph) there is no significant wind resistance. If I
>estimate the weight of soaking wet clothes and rims full of water to be
>about 2 kg, the calculation gives me 311 watts, vs 289.5 watts I
>recorded earlier in the season with dry clothes, and shorter cranks
And if you assume the extra water weighs 100 grams?
Jasper