Does this work with a Garmin Vector Power Meter? What data types are supported (LR Balance, Normalised power, Pedal smoothness, Torque effectiveness)?
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The RFLKT+ is just a display unit and ANT+ bridge - it receives data from a compatible app such as Wahoo Fitness, Cyclemeter, or Strava. Because of the bridge, both BT and ANT+ devices can communicate with these apps, and all those three do support power meters. They all work fine with my Stages, but I don't have personal experience with a Vector - but I see no reason it would be a problem. Wahoo Fitness and Cyclemeter both give the usual power, average power and normalised power data, but the other parameters such as pedal smoothness, LR balance, and Torque effectiveness may not be supported by all apps (Wahoo Fitness is probably the best bet for power data actually, and of course was developed for use with the RFLKT+).
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I am not sure,,, you might see if it is blue tooth compatible like the Fflkt,,, if the power meter is Ant+, then probably will not work--- actually more of a question as too whether or not you iphone will pick up ANT+
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The rflkt plus is an ant+ bridge in addition to connecting to your Bluetooth smartphone it acts as an ant+ bridge to allow you to use ant+ accesories such as the garmin with your app. Whether it gives you all the detail or not through your cycling app I do not know but it should at the very least give you the wattage. If your spending 1700 bucks on those pedals I would get the edge 510 to make sure u get all the detail.
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I believe all new model Garmin's have a standard charging plug. As a result, I would think it should work, but as others have said you should contact Garmin directly to confirm.
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Yes, if the plug size is the same and if your voltage is the same (5amp?) it should work. But, these chargers and cables are so inexpensive now that I won't risk it with my Garmin. Better safe than sorry!
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Clever piece of equipment, but I wish I had bought a stages power meter as it can be paired with my Garmin and doesn't cost that much more. The ibike can be paired with your Garmin though (at a cost) but does clutter up the front end.
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If you to the garmin website and look at the maps it will list the units that it will work. I think yours should
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Not yet, but there is a firmware update which will be released "Spring 2014" per Garmin for it to have this ability. You can use it as is for everything but cadence currently.
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Yes, I had one of those. Also, it works with all the Garmin Nuvi that I have had (4 in all).
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Apologies, but I have no idea. You could check the garmin website - or - I thought there was a list of devices it worked with in the specifications. When I did a search, I specified the model of my unit. Perhaps looking at the space it fits into on the device would help.
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Rodolfo why do you need it to work with your Garmin 510? I use it to capture all ant + info that my Garmin would usually display to my laptop so that my software can then control my trainer. I will try and investigate this and let you know.
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Not really. To get true power measurements you need a power meter. But you can use a software package that estimates power based on cadence and wheel speed from this device, as well as calibration data for your indoor trainer. That's what I used it for. I use a software package called Trainer Road. Based on which indoor trainer you have, and the readings from the Wahoo, it estimates instantaneous power.
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Rodolfo why do you need it to work with your Garmin 510?I use it to capture all ant + info that my Garmin would usually display to my laptop so that my software can then control my trainer. I will try and investigate this and let you know.
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It's not based on the speeds of your bike. So if it works with your garmin gps it should be fine..
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I have paired it with MapMyRide and Cyclemeter, and it works well with both, I don't know about its functionality with Runtastic.
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I have a model 3210 gps chartplotter. It works with it, and I note quite an improvement in the performance. If you have questions with your model call garmen support. They have always been very helpful for me.
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the 810 can read the results from a power meter which is different than the cadence sensor--power meters can be pretty pricey--and don't come with the 810 package!
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Yes it does work with the Garmin nüvi 1490LMT.According to Garmin it should work with all these devices:nüvi 1100, nüvi 1100LM, nüvi 1200, nüvi 1250, nüvi 1260T, nüvi 1300, nüvi 1300LM, nüvi 1350, nüvi 1350LMT, nüvi 1350T, nüvi 1370T, nüvi 1390LMT, nüvi 1390T nüvi 1450, nüvi 1450LMT, nüvi 1490LMT, nüvi 1490T, nüvi 205, nüvi 205W, nüvi 2300LM nüvi 2350LMT, nüvi 2350LT, nüvi 2360LMT, nüvi 2370LT, nüvi 2475LT, nüvi 255, nüvi 255W nüvi 265T, nüvi 265WT, nüvi 275T, nüvi 465LMT, nüvi 500, nüvi 550, zūmo 220
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Cadence works fine on a trainer. Speed is another issue. I tried moving the speed sensor to the rear wheel. This did not work well at all. The solution is a wired rear wheel speed sensor. It works perfect. Sigma Computer Mount and Wired Speed Sensor Kit, Models using CR2450