It seems like Avio are out of business now? CAlibrating with a 10kg weight will not be accurate at all. A home gym weight could easily have 2% error, you are only calibrating in one orientation (horizontal crank), you are calibrating with around 10% of your expected values so any error in calibration will be magnified at higher forces... I wouldn't trust that device to give accurate power numbers.
... I wouldn't trust that device to give accurate power numbers.
There are very few circumstances in which accurate power readings are important. I wouldn't trust it to be precise either, but if it were precise then that would be sufficient for almost all purposes.
It seems like Avio are out of business now? CAlibrating with a 10kg weight will not be accurate at all. A home gym weight could easily have 2% error, you are only calibrating in one orientation (horizontal crank), you are calibrating with around 10% of your expected values so any error in calibration will be magnified at higher forces... I wouldn't trust that device to give accurate power numbers.