Thomas Jaszewski
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My legs and hips are kaput! PAS allows me to “clown pedal”. I get the benefits of movement and stretching without the excruciating pain of resistance. Life changing for oldsters.
EHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS OF TORQUE vs ROTATIONAL SENSORS
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AHicks
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Because the number of controllers that are using poorly written software are in the vast majority presently, those of us with pretty decent, especially the fully adjustable, cadence PAS systems are always going to be trying to explain that not all cadence type PAS systems are fixed/preassigned speed based (junk).
This is all about the software run internally in the controller. The good vs. bad cadence based hardware is identical!
My hope is, as the industry matures, customers will not allow the mfg's to get away with this mickey mouse software, and demand the much more sophisticated stuff that actually works...
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AHicks
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For this fat old man, it's not so much about the ability to "clown pedal" as it is to have a choice in how much resistance there is. If you want to clown pedal at a certain speed, turn up the PAS to allow that. If you want to contribute a little more than what you would be while clown pedaling, turn the PAS down! Simple. No rocket science involved. Decent cadence based PAS CAN work really well (like the one in the BBSxx mid drives for instance - completely adjustable)!
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Thomas Jaszewski
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“Resistance is futile”, for me.
