Sigeyi Axo Power Meter Spider
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Sounds like he's been testing unreleased firmwares and random stuff is breaking with each update.
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I just couldn't nail what was up with these units. 48 data sets over 8 months or so. Wildly different results with power between firmware updates. Some tests were really good, others not, others both good and bad. I need to start fresh with whatever their latest firmware is and go from there. They've asked I return the units i've been testing.... so that's that for now. And as such, they're NOT on my 'ok to buy' list. I suspect they're redaing my comments too... and could be why they want everything returned.
I won't be making a video/review on the experience to date. Whatever I publish will likely be outdated already given the duration of the testing. I've wasted way way WAY too much time for nothing other than them getting a metric fckton of comparative test data. I hope they do something good with it.
I won't be making a video/review on the experience to date. Whatever I publish will likely be outdated already given the duration of the testing. I've wasted way way WAY too much time for nothing other than them getting a metric fckton of comparative test data. I hope they do something good with it.
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Have you not been on the latest firmware that was released in October?
I was well down the rabbit hole with them sending over a custom firmware tweaked only for the unit I had after that dropped.
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Oh you had special sauce :O Was there a certain scenario where you would find it to be inconsistent? Or would slope just drift randomly?
Hi guys, so glad I've found a useful thread about Sigeyi on the internet, so I joined here to ask this:
I installed my SIGEYI AXO yesterday and took it for a very short and easy test spin, because I got way to short chain ring bolts at this point...
Anyway, it seems to work fine, but when I later on took a look on the sensors in my Garmin Edge 530 it has connected with a mix of ANT+ and bluetooth, that I do not like, I would preffer only ANT+
So, can the second sensor (bluetooth) be deleted from here or will I loose cadence and balance then? If so how to connect that part with ANT+ instead?
I installed my SIGEYI AXO yesterday and took it for a very short and easy test spin, because I got way to short chain ring bolts at this point...
Anyway, it seems to work fine, but when I later on took a look on the sensors in my Garmin Edge 530 it has connected with a mix of ANT+ and bluetooth, that I do not like, I would preffer only ANT+
So, can the second sensor (bluetooth) be deleted from here or will I loose cadence and balance then? If so how to connect that part with ANT+ instead?
The power sensor should probably give you cadence too. Try it. Just disable the other sensor in Garmin. Other than that you should see both ANT+ and BT signal in your garmin (as separate sensors), so you can pair the ones you want.BuTTuS wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 7:19 amHi guys, so glad I've found a useful thread about Sigeyi on the internet, so I joined here to ask this:
I installed my SIGEYI AXO yesterday and took it for a very short and easy test spin, because I got way to short chain ring bolts at this point...
Anyway, it seems to work fine, but when I later on took a look on the sensors in my Garmin Edge 530 it has connected with a mix of ANT+ and bluetooth, that I do not like, I would preffer only ANT+
So, can the second sensor (bluetooth) be deleted from here or will I loose cadence and balance then? If so how to connect that part with ANT+ instead?
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OK thanks, will remove it and see what happends, but not until I've got hold of proper chain ring bolts...JayDee81 wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 8:49 amThe power sensor should probably give you cadence too. Try it. Just disable the other sensor in Garmin. Other than that you should see both ANT+ and BT signal in your garmin (as separate sensors), so you can pair the ones you want.BuTTuS wrote: ↑Wed Mar 03, 2021 7:19 amHi guys, so glad I've found a useful thread about Sigeyi on the internet, so I joined here to ask this:
I installed my SIGEYI AXO yesterday and took it for a very short and easy test spin, because I got way to short chain ring bolts at this point...
Anyway, it seems to work fine, but when I later on took a look on the sensors in my Garmin Edge 530 it has connected with a mix of ANT+ and bluetooth, that I do not like, I would preffer only ANT+
So, can the second sensor (bluetooth) be deleted from here or will I loose cadence and balance then? If so how to connect that part with ANT+ instead?
axo.JPG
ANT+ only connection is recommended. I had some drop-outs because I unwittingly was on Bluetooth, all good on ANT+. There will be power and cadence, also L/R balance
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Thanks, I've now used it on a couple of rides and no issues what so ever (that I can spot). According to the App I'm on firmware 3.802
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My Xcadey has been working flawless for over a year now
Still running with 106% adjustment, or 100% is good now?
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100% was accurate for me
I have read all known information and test across the net about both... Several people report bad power figures with X-Cadey, nor Sigeyi. Last information in this thread is, that X-Cadey latest FW corrected power errors experienced before. Is it OK, now? Sigeyi is right from the beginning.
I would like to use it on my second bike with Rotor cranks and chainrings. Thx.
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