Is there a feed back on the monitor to tell you the amount of tension (e.g. from 1..15) being applied when you turn the tension crank?
469079
There is no feedback on the monitor regarding tension. It's strictly feel. I get continuity between workouts by adjusting the crank to the first touch. I warm up for a couple of minutes there, then increase tension by set amounts - quarter turns or eighth turns from there. It actually goes smoothly and reliably. My basic ride profile is a mountain top finish with ever increasing tension.
469080
No. The electronics are not connected to the tension gauge. It is completely manual but it hasn't been an issue for me.
2272570
No visual indicator. Perhaps, you notice buildup :-) . I use rechargeable batteries, changing it when I notice little slowdown.
1389181
I don't remember if it did or not but that wasn't relevant to me. However, the monitor I got (which I knew was used) the screen was slightly defective. There were some "grey" areas on the display. The use I have for it made this a non-issue but if you want it for regular daily use, make sure it is fully functional.
1236472
If the gauge is in line after the tanks are coupled, it will measure the relative pressure, as noted by a comment from Mike. I would ask a "pro", though, before I would try to cobble something together.
1914381
im not sure Neil, I didn't have this issue, did you strip the bolt that the nut attaches to? you may just have to slowly stop turning the nut when you feel the tension. I apologize for not a better answer.
1337587
I never checked it. Sorry for that and now one of the monitors fell from the head rest and snapped the connection, make sure that they sit well in the head rest, otherwise it is a good product. Thx
72390
Sounds like the tension knob or cable that controls it may be broken, when i turn my tension knob to increase tension I feel it even if I only move it from 1 to 2.
1486642
Mine does not say, nor does the on-screen "properties" window state the RPM. Sorry.
1286332
Tension is adjusted on a knob under the control panel. It adjusts from 1 (not much) to 10 (pretty good amount). If you are a beginner cyclist then the tension adjustment should be more than adequate to give you a challenge. If you are a cyclist used to doing hills, then you may not find it as challenging.
714322
There does not appear to be any way to know. There are multiple settings for the clutch so that you can adjust to a level where you are not going to strip something when screwing in, but to my knowledge, there is nothing that tells you the actual numbers associated with each of the settings. It's a basic unit, and it works well, but nothing particularly fancy.
263683
I've got the same gauge. same problem. I keep my batteries charged but the needle stays in the white until I run the cart. Then it goes down into the green. Don't know what that means or what the red means. I looked up the company on the net but couldn't find this guage listed. Amazon should contact this seller and discontinue selling this item. Like you, know instructions were included.
136642
I highly suggest you check the output voltage. This has no built-in display, and you should not assume it is the voltage you want when you take it out of the anti-static bag. As you adjust the output voltage, the meter reading will increase when turning the pot in the direction that increases the voltage. Make a note of the direction when you first adjust it. It doesn't jump back to max. It goes to max or min and stays there if you keep cranking on the screw.
1003895
It displays the current that is actually flowing. I didn't see a way to have it tell you what you are setting the limit to. So I had to connect a load and then adjust it to see where it was set.
893501
Not that I know of...not unless it's connected to a varaiable frequency drive or something of that nature? Maybe a rheostat?
1426804
If by dial back do you mean can you use it to check the timing advance by setting in the number of degrees so that it flashes at TDC, yes. What I like is that you can display both the RPM and degrees of advance on the same screen.
1354321
Depends on what RPM your running it at. In general it's very quite 8/9 depending on what your scale is. At low RPM which us most of the time, you won't know it's on.
507569
You will only see a display of the current level if it is 30 ppm or greater, otherwise it will read zero (as per UL). Pushing the button only shows peak level. For a unit that WILL display ambient level down to 10 ppm, check out the Defender CA6150.