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skinnyone

07-06-05 09:31 PM

I have heard this acronym tosses twice in reading about racers... Is it some kinda telemetry thing??..

my58vw

07-06-05 09:43 PM

It is a power meter, it goes on the crankset (dura ace or record I believe) and it measures watts and transmits the information to an onboard computer...

ery expensive if I remember right (about 3k)

skinnyone

07-06-05 09:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by my58vw

It is a power meter, it goes on the crankset (dura ace or record I believe) and it measures watts and transmits the information to an onboard computer...

ery expensive if I remember right (about 3k)

Ah.. is it a schroeder resistance meter??...

zero	07-06-05 09:46 PM

you got it
http://www.srm.de/englisch/prod_srmts_subhome.html

skinnyone

07-06-05 09:50 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by zero

you got it
http://www.srm.de/englisch/prod_srmts_subhome.html

3400 bucks... Dat a chunka change but i guess you would use it if you were Pro..

Smoothie104

07-06-05 10:22 PM

the powertap is way cheaper

ed073

07-07-05 12:37 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smoothie104

the powertap is way cheaper

But nowhere near as cool as those Dura-Ace/SRM cranks and that little red screen on your bars....

Smoothie104

07-07-05 12:51 AM

true dat

ZappCatt

07-07-05 03:33 PM

Another benefit to the SRM is that you can use it with any wheels.. It is hard/prohibitive to put a PowerTap hub in a rear disc, etc.

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