I've got a Bosch Gen 4. It came with the Smartphone Hub and I have since retrofitted a Nyon BUI350.
Both systems have an option to adjust the wheel circumference to (supposedly) make the speed more accurate. The smartphone Hub adjustment made literally zero difference and the Nyon makes a bit of difference mut not much and it's not accurate at all. I have tried the min and max allowed on both to see what happens and the answer is nothing on the Hub and not much on the Nyon!
Yesterday I rode the exact same route from start to finish with two others using Garmins and their distance covered was 119KM with 1583m elevation gain and my ride was 128KM with 1886 elevation gain - that's quite a large inaccuracy.
What first drew my attention to a possible inaccuracy was the fact that on the default setting the speed reads 16.7 MPH (26.9KMH) when the motor cuts out.
Does anyone else notice this?
Both systems have an option to adjust the wheel circumference to (supposedly) make the speed more accurate. The smartphone Hub adjustment made literally zero difference and the Nyon makes a bit of difference mut not much and it's not accurate at all. I have tried the min and max allowed on both to see what happens and the answer is nothing on the Hub and not much on the Nyon!
Yesterday I rode the exact same route from start to finish with two others using Garmins and their distance covered was 119KM with 1583m elevation gain and my ride was 128KM with 1886 elevation gain - that's quite a large inaccuracy.
What first drew my attention to a possible inaccuracy was the fact that on the default setting the speed reads 16.7 MPH (26.9KMH) when the motor cuts out.
Does anyone else notice this?