Can you put it on absolute zero resistance?
1657119
yes you can. you lower the 'resistance bar' that the tire would rest on for resistance, until it is no longer touching the tire.
1657120
I can shift threw all my gears , I have a 21 speeds and use them all on my Bianchi an to use my high gear there has to be very little resistance , when I received mine last year it was a pleasant surise how well it was made , I used it to recover from a fall on my bike and broke my leg and dislocated my hip , this winter just to stay in top shape . the price was right to
1657121
I don't know about "sbsolute zero" resistance but you can make it pretty easy to pedal. I have never tried to crank either way to extremes.
1657122
Yes, I believe you could set it so the back tire is not touching the flywheel at all which would be zero resistance.
1397762
Sorry , I did mean to hit send , anyway the resistance is not the same so you run the rusk of overheating and this could definitely cause a number of problems. However, I am not an expert in this area, so I'm just talking from reading and experience. Hope this helps.
967062
you should be able to. I don't think there is a temperature limit on the sensor.
14727
You can messure resistance as written in the workshop manual, depending on the vehicle. In the Corvette C5 it wasn't possible, because the position is very bad for meassurements. If the sensor is defct, usually the gauge shows full pressure if engine is running, independent in idle or full throttle. Sometimes it's also on zero, but mostly full pressure.
1256777
There is a "test switch" that you can push that makes contact and turns the unit on. I would assume you could either zip tie that down tight to keep in contact, solder it, or use some other means to maintain contact, but I doubt that would be recommended and do not know if it would eventually overheat or be a fire hazard.
2219911
You can on low heat settings and don't leave it on there. Otherwise you'll melt it.
363365
Yes you can but I would recommend having a circuit breaker on it, just for safety.
954759
I am sure you can.... but I have not had to this before. I would ask this question of the manufacturer
2258186
If I understand your question the answer is no the adjustment for resistance is on the stand itself. Hope that helps.
1478660
I don't see why not, the lattice never really never gets hot , pretty much warm to the touch. I hope this answer is helpful.
1949421
You might be able to, but it would be difficult. Mine too has failed, but at the switch. It still works, but it's dangerous.
1664371
Yes, but I suggest you have a Matt under it. it gets Hot and ther's no way to control the the temperature.
352324
It doesn't actually say what the resistance is, but it can be set for no resistance on up.
1364301
You might be able to....but the wiring running to your outlet might have to be pretty heavy duty so you don't melt anything down....
275636
I do not believe that you can. This model only has the temperature settings which go from off to the very highest setting. I do love it regardless.
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.
697891
No. Just an excellent soldering station. Great for smd rework. This is what you're looking for http://www.ebay.com/itm/SuperChief-250-Resistance-Soldering-System-/251424893524?pt=Model_Kit_US&hash;=item3a8a176a54