Howdy folks,
I'm sure this has been covered elsewhere but I'm struggling to find an answer.
I have an old dumb trainer which I've been using with GoldenCheetah. I don't have a power meter. I'd like to go back to Zwift, but it is impossible for an ant+ dongle to communicate with two applications simultaneously. Meaning I either get GoldenCheetah's better training data or Zwift's better visualisation. Not a problem thinks I, I'll use my Garmin to record data as well and then use that to upload to GC. And it sort of works - although it lacks virtual power data, which is pretty much the cornerstone of all the features of GC.
Does anyone know how to, in GoldenCheetah, retrospectively apply virtual power to an activity not recorded in that app? If I use the zwift .fit file I get wildly different power numbers for a given wheel speed than I do from GC which screws any attempt at consistent performance data.
The "Estimate Power Values" feature does not allow you to specify the trainer and instead gives you options for wind and rolling resistance.
I'm sure this has been covered elsewhere but I'm struggling to find an answer.
I have an old dumb trainer which I've been using with GoldenCheetah. I don't have a power meter. I'd like to go back to Zwift, but it is impossible for an ant+ dongle to communicate with two applications simultaneously. Meaning I either get GoldenCheetah's better training data or Zwift's better visualisation. Not a problem thinks I, I'll use my Garmin to record data as well and then use that to upload to GC. And it sort of works - although it lacks virtual power data, which is pretty much the cornerstone of all the features of GC.
Does anyone know how to, in GoldenCheetah, retrospectively apply virtual power to an activity not recorded in that app? If I use the zwift .fit file I get wildly different power numbers for a given wheel speed than I do from GC which screws any attempt at consistent performance data.
The "Estimate Power Values" feature does not allow you to specify the trainer and instead gives you options for wind and rolling resistance.
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