Dynamos and Computers

[fau...@comcast.net]

Are there any wireless bike computers that can work reliably with the presence of a dynamo hub? 

Some say analog transmission and others say digital?  Does this matter? 

Or is a wired computer the only sure solution?

Looking for some real work experience to give me real world information (as opposed to advertising hype). 

Thanks in advance

Tom in Seattle

[Mike Schechter]

I use a Knog NERD with my dynamo hub and it works just fine. Good luck!
Mike

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[Gary Prince]

Move the wireless transmitter to the other side of the fork (non drive side)...works fine on several bicycles (Schmidt/Shimano hubs...Specialized wireless).

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Date: Fri, 9 Mar 2012 09:19:35 -0800
Subject: Re: [SIR] Dynamos and Computers
From: mik...@post.harvard.edu
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[Mike Sturgill]

I have used the following wireless computers successfully (for 10 years) with and without my SON:
Vetta - Analog
VDO Z3 - Coded digital
Ciclosport - Analog

[Lynne Fitz]

Sigma Rox 9.0 works.

[Jeff Loomis]

On Fri, Mar 9, 2012 at 9:10 AM, <fau...@comcast.net> wrote:

> Are there any wireless bike computers that can work reliably with the
> presence of a dynamo hub?

I have used 2 different Cateye wireless computers with Schmidt hubs &
lights, no problem. The models were Strada and Micro.

I did have interference from an older B+M battery light that I had on
the handlebars for additional visibility.

Jeff Loomis
Seattle, WA

[Roberts, Mark]

I agree with Jeff that the B&M battery light (an excellent light by the way) creates interference with a wireless computer. If you are going to use a good battery lamp as a backup to your dynamo, the safest bet is a wired computer.

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Seattle, WA

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