Old 07-17-17 | 03:20 PM
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gsa103
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Originally Posted by flanso
I recently added Cateye Volt 300 headlights to two bikes. One bike has a Cateye Strada wireless computer and the other a Cateye Strada Slim wireless computer. The results were the same on both bikes, when the lights are turned on, the computers stop working. There isn't much room on either bike's handlebars to try to separate the computer from the light. Has anyone had a similar experience? Is there a work around?
The work-around is to not by cheap wireless computers. Wired or GPS/ANT+ computers only. For wireless computers, you need a digital signal to eliminate electronic interference.

All LED lights emit a lot of electronic "fuzz" due to PWM control for adjusting the brightness. You probably didn't realize, it but usually you won't get interference if the light is set to maximum brightness. The more powerful the light, the more likely it is to cause interference since the switching currents are higher.
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