My new model d is giving me stroke rate jumps up into the 70s on a regular basis . The force curve was jagged and when the stroke rate jumps to 70 the y value drops to zero for an instance before going back up and finishing the curve. I have the new pm5 fitted from new.
I tried a pm4 on my erg, the force curve was smoother but still dropped to zero before continuing and showed 70 strokes on these occasions.
I got a replacement coil under warranty -no change. Both pm4 and 5 had the errors but more in the PM5.
I tried my pm5 on another model d and it frequently jumped.
I got a replacement Pm5 - no change to irregular high stroke rates, but the force curve is smoother and the new pm5 v 19 is much more responsive in general .
I have cleaned the chain and the metal wheel thing that the coil senses -no change.
Any help greatly appreciated,
stroke rate /force curve errors
Re: stroke rate /force curve errors
That's what I get on my C-PM3. Had almost hoped its elimination would be a good reason to move to D-PM5, but if it's a bug evidently it has legs.
Can't we (or C2) just fit an industrial encoder and let us connect up to some Raspberry Pi or whatever?
Can't we (or C2) just fit an industrial encoder and let us connect up to some Raspberry Pi or whatever?
08-1940, 179cm, 83kg.
Re: stroke rate /force curve errors
yes, I read your posts but figured thay must be different problems and all,what with your erg being older etc.
Your force curve looks a lot smoother than mine but my force curve is smoother on an older pm4 though. My force curve irregularities show the y axis value dropping to zero shortly after the catch. Then it carries on again. ..like it's saying I have done more strokes in that time.
Your force curve looks a lot smoother than mine but my force curve is smoother on an older pm4 though. My force curve irregularities show the y axis value dropping to zero shortly after the catch. Then it carries on again. ..like it's saying I have done more strokes in that time.
Re: stroke rate /force curve errors
This is what's happening on the pm4 and 5.