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      dombo Bronze Member @zadow
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      @zadow try to add speed sensor to your setup (imho speed sensor is very important to have logged rapid change in speed - sprints/brakes and correct distance)

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        @zadow said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

        @jasmin-klipic Hi, I have inpeak power meter, paired as power pod. This wattmeter has both: power sensor and cadence sensor and I am receiving both informations and can see them both in real time on my watch. No issue. My watch is S9b.

        do you add cadence sensor separately as bike pod?

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          zadow @Guest
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          @jasmin-klipic nope, I added just a power pod. Cadence is somehow there, reported together with power from the powermetter. I can see it realtime directly on the watch during the activity.

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            isazi Moderator @zadow
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            @zadow most power meters also transmit cadence. The only issue here is: if you pair both a power and bike pod, the watch will get cadence from the bike pod, not the power pod, even if the bike pod transmits an empty cadence stream.

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              zadow @isazi
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              @isazi I got it, but me personally, I see no reason for bike pod, when I have power pod. For me the power is crucial. Secondly it is cadence. Speed is a nice to have info, so the speed from GPS is enough for me. When I am focusing on my workout, most important metrics is power and cadence, as I said.
              Well, I have a bike pod, which I have on my MTB bike (cadence only) and I have powerpod on my TT bike. While powerpod can provide both, power and cadence, I see no reason to pair also bike pod together with power pod. However, as I said, that is my view only as I do not see speed as an important metric for my training…

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                isazi Moderator @zadow
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                @zadow I agree with you, but just pointing it out for general knowledge, so people know that if they pair both there is no cadence from power pod anymore.

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                  A Former User @dombo
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                  @dombo said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

                  @zadow try to add speed sensor to your setup (imho speed sensor is very important to have logged rapid change in speed - sprints/brakes and correct distance)

                  I can add speed sensor or cadence, both of them work separately…but no chance to get them working together, does not matter what I am doing (speed as pod1, cadence on pod2 or vice versa)

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                    A Former User @zadow
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                    @zadow said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

                    @jasmin-klipic nope, I added just a power pod. Cadence is somehow there, reported together with power from the powermetter. I can see it realtime directly on the watch during the activity.

                    I need to try this, indeed, I had separate cadence sensor on that bike

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                      @jasmin-klipic said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

                      @zadow said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

                      @jasmin-klipic nope, I added just a power pod. Cadence is somehow there, reported together with power from the powermetter. I can see it realtime directly on the watch during the activity.

                      I need to try this, indeed, I had separate cadence sensor on that bike

                      woow, worked, thank you @zadow

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                        @jasmin-klipic said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

                        @dombo said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

                        @zadow try to add speed sensor to your setup (imho speed sensor is very important to have logged rapid change in speed - sprints/brakes and correct distance)

                        I can add speed sensor or cadence, both of them work separately…but no chance to get them working together, does not matter what I am doing (speed as pod1, cadence on pod2 or vice versa)

                        ah this is so lame:

                        Pair your Suunto Ambit3 Sport with Bluetooth® Smart compatible bike, foot and Power PODs to receive additional information during exercise.You can pair up to five PODs at a time:

                        three bike PODs, these can be speed, distance and/or cadence bike PODs, **but only one can be connected at a time**
                        one foot POD
                        one power POD
                        

                        why???

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                          A Former User @dombo
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                          @dombo said in Power POD AND Bike POD:

                          @zadow try to add speed sensor to your setup (imho speed sensor is very important to have logged rapid change in speed - sprints/brakes and correct distance)

                          that will not work…like figured today out…
                          Also Suunto AP3 supports just one bike pod and as such is really unneeded because if I add speed sensor, suddenly the cadence part from power/candence crank does not work anymore…and also adding more as one pod does not work , since you can not have more as 1 pod working (well you can add 3 pods…which is bs, since just one pod can communicate) damn…this is really bs

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