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Old 01-10-18 | 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Seattle Forrest
To be honest, this is what I'm getting at:

People are saying "NO" there's no way, and "YES" they're related. I'm just here to say the truth is somewhere in the middle. They're related, but there's a good deal of noise in the signal, and whether it's too much or not depends on the level of accuracy that's needed.

That reminder is the only meaningful contribution I have on this topic.
The truth is not in the middle; HR and power are related. You keep talking about accuracy, presumably in the reporting of watts produced, but we don't know if that's what the OP is looking to do. They merely said they were studying the relationship of HR to Power. Whether the PowerCal is a good alternative to a direct force powermeter, which is what I think you're on about, is a matter of user requirements (i.e. required accuracy), but why put the cart before the horse?
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