thaeber
Well-known member
Exactly. Motor Output Power in Watt. But the Calorie counter measures Your power input via the torque sensor, at least You can derive Your average Watt input by:Oh, it’s motor output not peddling power like a cycling power meter,well that’s useless.
I want to know my performance not the electric motors.
- 1 Kcal = 1,163 Wh
- the time of Your ride
Example: You burned 300 Calories (kcal) on a 2h ride.
300 x 1,163 = 349 Wh, this is the energy You invested.
Your ride was 2h:
349 Wh : 2h = 174,5 Watt as Your average power during the ride.
Basic Physics