oldnapalm / vpower

ANT+ Virtual Power Meter
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During riding, the power is reduced to 0, and it can't be recovered if you continue pedaling #5

Closed knudalr closed 4 years ago

knudalr commented 4 years ago

During riding, the power is reduced to 0, and it can't be recovered if you continue pedaling。 If you stop riding for 1 or 2 seconds, you can recover

you can check cfg file and csv file as below.

vpower_cfg.zip

I use magene speed sensor S3+

oldnapalm commented 4 years ago

The speed in the csv is the value received from speed sensor. You don't need to add one by one, use a 5 km/h interval like the example, the program will calculate the intermediate values.

If you want to multiply the power, just multiply the values in the power column, for example:

Speed (Km/h),Power (W)
5,150
10,300
15,450
20,625
25,800
30,1000
35,1150
40,1400
45,1625
50,1875
55,2150
60,2450

Use the default wheel circumference (2.105 is a 700x23 tyre) and the speed from sensor probably won't be above 60 km/h.

I don't know if this is related to the issue, but try fixing that first, then if the issue persists we can do other tests.

knudalr commented 4 years ago

thanks. Ok, I will test it. how many wheel circumference should I use by 27.5*1.75?

At 2020-08-02 01:05:42, "oldnapalm" notifications@github.com wrote:

The speed in the csv is the value received from speed sensor. You don't need to add one by one, use a 5 km/h interval like the example, the program will calculate the intermediate values.

If you want to multiply the power, just multiply the values in the power column, for example:

Speed (Km/h),Power (W) 5,150 10,300 15,450 20,625 25,800 30,1000 35,1150 40,1400 45,1625 50,1875 55,2150 60,2450

Use the default wheel circumference (2.105 is a 700x23 tyre) and the speed from sensor probably won't be above 60 km/h.

I don't know if this is related to the issue, but try fixing that first, then if the issue persists we can do other tests.

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knudalr commented 4 years ago

please ignore this report, I check it use app of sensor provider which communicate by Bluetooth, speed reduce to 0 too.

So this is issue of speed sensor.

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On 08/02/2020 10:41, lucaslan wrote: thanks. Ok, I will test it. how many wheel circumference should I use by 27.5*1.75?

At 2020-08-02 01:05:42, "oldnapalm" notifications@github.com wrote:

The speed in the csv is the value received from speed sensor. You don't need to add one by one, use a 5 km/h interval like the example, the program will calculate the intermediate values.

If you want to multiply the power, just multiply the values in the power column, for example:

Speed (Km/h),Power (W) 5,150 10,300 15,450 20,625 25,800 30,1000 35,1150 40,1400 45,1625 50,1875 55,2150 60,2450

Use the default wheel circumference (2.105 is a 700x23 tyre) and the speed from sensor probably won't be above 60 km/h.

I don't know if this is related to the issue, but try fixing that first, then if the issue persists we can do other tests.

— You are receiving this because you authored the thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe.

oldnapalm commented 4 years ago

how many wheel circumference should I use by 27.5*1.75?

The circumference is around 2.115 but such a small difference is insignificant since your goal is to overestimate power.

But anyway, don't increase wheel circumference, just multiply power values in the csv.

please ignore this report, I check it use app of sensor provider which communicate by Bluetooth, speed reduce to 0 too. So this is issue of speed sensor.

Try using an USB extension cable to put the stick closer to the sensor and replace the battery.