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I think you just zeroed the SL+ but then I have memories of seeing 1000s but maybe that's when they're borked.
Nah, early ones give you the serial number, so it's the same very time. Pro and G3 onwards give you a calibration number.
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Nah, I think that's only on Garmins. If you have the (Little Yellow Computer) LYC it shows you a torque value somewhere. I haven't used any of my LYCs for maybe 5+ years but I'm pretty sure if you click deep enough into their silly menus you get a torque number.
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ie. "Recently I have been trying to reset my torque via the LYC (Little Yellow Computer) and it never works. I follow the directions to a "T" and it just constantly flashes (the word "watts"), but the number never goes to zero. It constantly shows between 20-22, but won't reset."
I had a few fail in a row (because Paligap never waterproofed them properly) and I remember doing something to test them and if it was out of range it would be another warranty Paligap service for me.
http://thecyclingaddiction.blogspot.com/2010/05/powertap-torque-test-rough-initial-test.html
hippy
Which model Powertap hub?
512 +-12 for the G3 hubs.
I think you just zeroed the SL+ but then I have memories of seeing 1000s but maybe that's when they're borked.