Garmin SRM compatibility?

Old Cranky · 2010-12-09T16:10:14+00:00

I read that the Garmin-Transitions-Cervelo team will be using Rotor cranks for 2011 with the suggestion that Powertap will be dropped in favour of SRM. I thought that Powertap used ANT+ to interface with Garmin but wasn't aware that SRM had similar. I wonder if Garmin will expedite the development of Metrigear pedals or whether the pro team will have to resort to using a Garmin and separate power meter.

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December 9, 2010 at 4:10 pm #12926

Old Cranky

I read that the Garmin-Transitions-Cervelo team will be using Rotor cranks for 2011 with the suggestion that Powertap will be dropped in favour of SRM.

I thought that Powertap used ANT+ to interface with Garmin but wasn’t aware that SRM had similar.

I wonder if Garmin will expedite the development of Metrigear pedals or whether the pro team will have to resort to using a Garmin and separate power meter.
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December 17, 2010 at 11:13 pm #639409
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DogmaDude

Garmin pioneered the ANT+
Garmin pioneered the ANT+ wireless protocol and this has been adopted by many other manufacturers. Any ANT+ enabled powermeters will communicate with any ANT+ computer. SRM, Powertap and Quarq can be used with SRM, Select Garmin, CycleOps Joule computers.
SRM powermeters are compatible with Rotor cranks and Q-Rings.

December 9, 2010 at 10:56 pm #639407
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dave atkinson

sure they do, at least in
sure they do, at least in Dura Ace. don’t know about Rotor:

http://www.scientific-coaching.com/SRM%20Power%20Systems/SRM%20Wireless
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