Wireless Bike Computer Interference?
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Wireless Bike Computer Interference?
I was going to buy a couple of Cateye wireless bike computers for my wife and I. Is there any danger of the signals interfering with each other when we ride together??
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In my book on the cc-100w it says the sensors half to be within 70cm so if you where 70cm apart maybe u wont have the problem... I never had a prob with mine yet its pretty acurate and i evan drove under max high voltage lines...
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From: Between the mountains and the lake.
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Generally 60-70cm is the range, so there shouldn't be any problems. As far as interference, I clocked something like 78km on my wireless once, which was a bit suspect for a mountain bike on a flat city street.
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Originally Posted by cz9h3d
I was going to buy a couple of Cateye wireless bike computers for my wife and I. Is there any danger of the signals interfering with each other when we ride together??
thanks...
thanks...
I also find the wireless sensors to be big and bulky, while the wired ones are small and easy to deal with. Then there is the issue of having to replace batteries every so often.
The only downside to a wired setup is the wire itself, but I've found that to be much less of a problem than I'd initially feared. A few zip ties gets it out of the way, and I haven't ripped a wire yet....




