Trying to decide how much max resistance I would need? Max 96 or 58? How can you tell easily?
1950438
If you're a guy, go higher. I'm a woman & used to working out with weights, but I didn't want to spend a ton of money right away. I did find out that another set of handles is handy as is a 2nd door anchor. So far I'm doing just fine with this set after using it for 6 weeks
1950439
For $4 more I would definitely go with the 96. After my yellow band failed, I ordered another set. This worked out great since now I have two sets of handles. The combination of the two sets allows me to change my resistance in smaller increments. I am a 61 yr. old male and loving them. Been using them three years now.
1950440
How much you "need" depends on your current strength level and what your goal is. For example I can press a 90lb barbell over my head, but I can't do an overhead press with the 30lb band standing with both feet on it. With one foot yes, but not both. I can curl close to a hundred pounds on a barbell. the 30lb band feels about the same when curling
1715578
Would check the compatibility with the guide. That will determine if load resistors are required.
639818
I'm not sure. Every time I tried to use it, it started pretty hard but then it kinda gets "smother" as you keep going. I can't remember if you can adjust the resistance bc I gave it away last year; sorry I can't help with that question :(
922497
Yes, it will work fine! What exactly do you want to do? That's top of the line, but 430ex, 450ex will work fine. You can try'em.
1135850
you might have a bad one. I can use 1/16 6013 on 30-40 amps with no problem.
302162
I recall a 55/60,which is the legal max,I wrapped the original in bubble wrap and put it in the fairing for backup,and put in a 100/55. Only use the 100 when there is no oncoming traffic,if you go to 100w you may need to use a relay to keep from frying your hi/lo switch. Even with the 55/60, it was an improvement.
2280910
I don't have any real experience above about 9. Fine there. It seems people use these in industrial settings and somewhere I saw the number 30 as being good, but can't recall where.
803933
Yes --- i Think the max is 400. Check it out on their instructions of the WEB
911093
It will take whatever it need to operate, probably about 0.01 amperes, you need to put the 600 ohm resistor someplace to remind yourself to learn the basics of Ohm's law. You don't even need to know what B,B,R,O,Y,G,B,V,G,W is.
2074029
You can not tell what the resistance is. You just control by turning a knob to make it harder to pedal. It is very noisy. I am not happy with it at all.
1110030
I think 16 guage is the biggest wire it recommends. I would get something more heavy duty.
247411
Ah! Cache, great, thank you for sharing this. I wonder if there's any noticeable read or write speed difference between 16 and 32 -- I was under the impression that 16 was quite a bit. Thanks again!
1389309
Well I've heard that is rated for 250 but I saw a post from someone (possibly at a different site) that a person over 290/300 was using it without difficulty. I'm about 220 and haven't had a problem with it.
1843000
I am using it on 120 and Love it with no problems. Anything beyond that I don't know but betting you cannot
582075
There is a full range of numbers of resistance available. You can make it as easy or as hard as you like. This is the most impressive piece of equipment that I've purchased at such a low cost.
1243322
20 Amps is a max load for a 12-3 and if your going over a long distance the resistance will increase more. If it's new installation I would use 10-3 and then not have to worry. The cost difference is small.
185437
resistance is 400, 4k,40k, 400k, 4m, 40m, ranges in capacitance is 40nf, 400nf, 4uf, 40uf, 400uf, 4mf, 40mf, frequencies i do not know, good luck, best multimeter we ever own,