If you’re looking for greater accuracy, you can send your power numbers and cadence from your power meter instead of the KICKR power numbers. Here’s a video that explains how to do it within FulGaz.
The KICKR then acts as an ANT+ bridge between your power meter and FulGaz. This means ANT+ data from an SRM, Rotor crank, Verve Infocrank etc is sent to the KICKR, then forwarded to FulGaz via Bluetooth.
IMPORTANT NOTE. This feature is only available on the iOS and Apple TV versions of FulGaz. Wahoo are also phasing out this feature so we will be working on a way to connect a power meter and a trainer.
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What about PowerMatch for other SmartTrainers (e.g. in my case a Tacx Neo)?
I can’t get my Garmin vector 2 pedals to connect - I get the external ant enabled message but have switched on and off several times with no luck. Does this work on the original kickr? Any other ideas?
"PowerMatch is something completely different, requiring the connection of both the power meter and the trainer. We have no plans to add that.
As for the Garmin Vectors. They should work, but I expect it will only be one of them. If you did get them to connect you'd also have to go to settings > Advanced trainer settings and change the power adjustment to 200%.
Hi, bought a 4iiii viiiia to act as an ANT bridge. It’s working fine - I can see power data on my iPhone in the wahoo app so I know the bridge is working. However, when I connect to FulGaz, it’s not picking up the power signal (but it is picking up the heart rate). Do you support multiple data channels from the bridge, and if so how do I set it up?
@mthornton001
FulGaz (at least on Apple TV) does support multiple data channels, as I use a very similar product (a bridge called CABLE).
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