How many levels of resistance are there?
905835
It has a resistance knob that you turn to press a pad down against the front wheel (similar to the a brake on standard bike) which makes the front wheel harder to spin. Even a quarter turn on the knob will start to increase the resistance.
905836
No Levels. Just a tension pad you adjust by tightening it against the wheel. Other reviews say the pad wears out fast.
646869
Like Dorothy, I normally use just one setting. However, I just tried them all and, like Sally, found a considerable difference in resistance between the low and high settings. Low is nearly freewheeling, high is like going up a stiff grade, and the steps in between are a fairly even progressing between the two extremes.
1423402
Yes, it has 3 levels. We are using it now for our newborn and the reach is not far.
1073478
You can adjust the resistance by the amount of water that you add. There isn't a switch or lever, just the water level which can be adjusted. There's a mark on the tank above which you don't want to add any more water (maximum resistance, I suppose) but you can certainly add less.Also the faster you row, the more resistance you create.
1596377
3 set Per side 3 diff amounts of resistance that be hook together to go even higher
711617
The tank has graduated marks on a clear label indicating water level. The higher the water level, the more there is to move, and the greater the effort required to move it--to a point. Beyond this, there is no way to increase "resistance" as you can with some other systems. But then, if you were rowing a scull the only way to increase resistance is to put more weight in the boat or drag a sea anchor.
452860
3 Tblsp for Resistant 2.5 Tblsp for Normal and 2 Tblsp for Mild, I hope this answers your question.
1559122
Your question does not make any sense, there is no such thing as resistance # of mag poles, just resistance of the windings, and you can calculate if you have the basic variables such as voltage, ohms , amps or wattage, any of the 2 will calculate to give you the info you are looking for. I suggest looking at ohms law , and having a dmm meter handy to take measurements.
1782283
There are 20 levels. The top one is teeth rattling, more than I ever use at the gym on the $4,000 machine I couldn't afford. I usually use 17 and it give a good burn. Still going strong after a year of use.
377503
There are 10 levels it suggests 6 and that is plenty but goes up further if you wish. The heat level and how long you stay in make a difference but I find more than six and I can't stay in as long. You get a little weak if you stay too long. You have to start slow and work up.
605676
Yes.. about 40 - 45 ohms, give or take a little. Exact number is not real important as long as it is over 35 and under 60. Numbers outside that range would indicate something is really wrong with that element. Resistance within that range will work, just maybe not perfectly.
639820
no. You cannot adjust the resistance; however, the DVD tells you to take small steps, not to press down all the way. As you get stronger, you can take large steps and press down harder.
1510075
it does have resistance by turning knob clockwise for more and counterclockwise for less
1799201
There is no resistance . I do an hour work out every morning and love this machine .
1797291
I'm not sure what the weight limit is, however there are 8 levels of resistance adjustments.
2143415
I've had this product for a few weeks now and have used it maybe 10 times. I like everything on it so far except for the adjustable resistance. I honestly can't tell the difference between level 1 from level 7. This doesn't affect my workouts since I just switch my bike's gears to change the resistance level. The resistance control is just an unnecessary piece that gets in the way in my opinion.
682132
I am not sure if you need more resistance for tougher work out? in that sense all coils could be used together, at the strength of one full spring. I personally use no more than 2 to 3 springs for different muscles out of the 5 springs available to me. I am not sure how much resistance is in each spring and if more resistance is offered on the market other than a full spring/coil or 1/2 a spring and a 1/4 of a spring.