question for the hivemind, kickr snap acting up.
Went on a group ride this morning; started a bit sluggish then watts dropped to zero. Unconnected and reconnected the trainer through the apple TV - reading it fine but still at zero watts. Got off the bike and was closing the apple TV when noticed avatar was cycling at 1000-3000 watts. Turned everything off; conntect to wahoo app (again via bluetooth) and tried a spin down, worked normally but then started doing power spikes on it as well, so definitely not a zwift issue.
Turned all off reconnected to zwift, cycled normally for 3-4 minutes then again watts to zero then 3000 watts for a few seconds.
Wondering if moving the turbo into the conservatory and the very changeable temperatures (from low single figures to 40 degrees at times, although i've been airing it out as there was other electronic stuff in there so wouldn't have hit that high this week) has damaged the wahoo? Or maybe it is a bluetooth issue. Doesn't seem to be zwift anyway, although it did have an update.
Anyone any ideas? Today was hopefully the last day of it being in the conservatory; worked fine on tuesday (my legs were the issue).
EDIT ; interesting....
https://forum.slowtwitch.com/forum/Slowtwitch_Forums_C1/Triathlon_Forum_F1/Kickr_Snap_having_power_spikes_(1000+_watts)_on_Zwift_when_using_the_trainer_outside_P7230682/
The brightness of the room may be messing up the optical sensor. The curse of living in tropical... Belfast
