ePower

Josep Maria Saez Teixido
January 19, 2020 | Version 2.9.1

Buenos días. me pueden pasar una web para saber CRR, CD, A(cda)? Una cosa mas, la aplicación también recoge el peso de la bicicleta? Gracias

Malcolm
January 15, 2020 | Version 2.9.1

Its a fantastic app ! However is it possible to make the numbers larger ? its really tiny on an edge 130

Nuno Silva
January 14, 2020 | Version 2.9.1

I have installed the app in both my Vivoactive 3 and Edge 530. It works fine in both except for one detail: in the Edge 530 the size of the numbers is too small to see while driving. Can you help me?

Francesco
December 7, 2019 | Version 2.9.1

Congrats for the app, it is very useful. In my opinion an average window of 20 or more seconds (programmable by user) could be more effective to avoid erratic data. My epower and grade graphs are hill and down even if I cycle still and flat. It could be great to have a "power average lap" and "grade average lap" field too, and a full screen version with more customizable fields (like dozen cycle). Thank you in advance!

ManuK
August 27, 2019 | Version 2.9.1

after few email with the developer, he solved some bugs and made the app perfect! it shows ftp. grade of the road and actual power based on some parameters so no need of a power meter

ManuK
August 14, 2019 | Version 2.7

The only positive note is that the app doesn’t count watt on a descent so values are more accurate. Otherwise, gradient graph doesn’t show negative values on the connect app and the estimated ftp doesn’t work at all! I always have about 5 watt after a ride..also, I often have high max watt peaks on the statistics but the graph shows don’t show them

Erik Rogne
July 26, 2019 | Version 2.7

I would love to see 3s and 5s avg power estimates

Sergio
July 11, 2019 | Version 2.7

It works in my fenix 5x, I can see the average power data and grafic and max power data, but there is a problem with MAX ftp. for example, in one activity of 2 hours I have an 260 power average, but in Max FTP apears only 24,82 watts???. I have cadence and velocity sensors. I don't know if I have anything wrong in my configuration. On the other hand It would be possible to have an option to calculate the power for 3s / 5s to avoid erratic data??? Thanks and good job!!!!!!!!

Arcaro
March 30, 2019 | Version 2.6

I am sorry but it doesn’t work with a vivoactive 3 or i haven’t found the right way to use it ? Could you help me please? Thks

Feijoo
February 27, 2019 | Version 2.6

Congrats for the app! It is very useful to have an idea of the power developed! As Antonio and others, I see the three graphs, but I cannot see the Average Activity Power data, Maximum Activity Power data (I can guess with the graph), Max FTP data (I can guess with the graph as well). In the reports section these data are empty. Thanks

Montvallier
February 9, 2019 | Version 2.5

Hello. I use a edge 820 to go to work, if I pause and turn off the ciclocomputer, when I restart after 3-4 hours, I wait for the GPS signal, but I have an error until restarting a new workout. If i use in continuos, this is a great app.

MarcelFolch12
December 5, 2018 | Version 2.5

Hello, I am installing the application and it does not work. First field I have the Dozen of Cycles and the second field I have established 4, with epower, FC, Speed ​​and FC Zone. My question is, does the Epower application work with a cadence sensor or only with the gps? Thank you

Antonio Agudo
July 25, 2018 | Version 2.1-upd8

Hello. I think it's a very interesting application. I see the maximum power information and the power and grade graphs. I can't see the average power data. I have a cadence sensor but it indicates power without giving pedals. Finally, is it possible to use garmin the power data for the VO2 calculation? Thanks

Oliver Kite
December 4, 2017 | Version 2.1-upd

Enjoying this, thanks. I maybe missing it but can't seem to get average power in garmin connect?

Reini
November 3, 2017 | Version 2.1-upd

hello, the power in flat is still very low for me ........... 36 km / h ....... approx. 80 watts ????

Reini
October 25, 2017 | Version 2.1

e-Power is the best app, thank you ......... but in the flat it shows too little performance, is the correct? Thanks in advance.

xuxumatu
September 29, 2017 | Version 2.1

nice update about cadence but estimated power is still very low on flat maybe you should compare the formula with de omnifield https://www.gribble.org/cycling/power_v_speed.html

abacaxi
September 27, 2017 | Version 2.0

Previously rated 5 stars but now I only get a zero reading and an empty curve because I don't have a cadence sensor. Same with the competing apps so I guess I'm left with nothing. Ironically since I ride fixed gear I can't stop pedaling no matter what. ::

xuxumatu
September 7, 2017 | Version 1.5_

very bad calculation omni bike, vpower, power4bike, has better calculation it needs 10 second interval, not to calculate when not pedaling and the omni bike formula on flat

abacaxi
August 25, 2017 | Version 1.4-upd

Works well. Saving max and average power to garmin connect would be nice. The vpower datafield does, but doesn't work for me for other reasons. I would assume that calories based on this value would also be interesting to know.

Fernando Miguel Castillo
July 7, 2017 | Version 1.4

perfect! can you do a version por MTB? I have a road bike and MTB and the estimated power is different. thanks

Yves TRINIDAD
June 24, 2017 | Version 1.4

Cette application permet de gérer beaucoup de paramètre, comme la surface de contact, le profil de l'athlète, une estimation du rendement... Toutefois l'estimateur de puissance se base essentiellement sur les accélérations et décélérations ou en fonction de la pente ou de la descente. Sur le place à vitesse constante, même à 40km/h, il affichera 50W. Puisque la montre est connecté au téléphone il devrait pouvoir avoir accès à la météo et connaître le sens du vent et ainsi mieux estimer la puissance. C'est donc bien ce qu'il propose mais ça reste énormément perfectible.

mb-DuquesneXC
June 17, 2017 | Version 1.4

Great Companion app to Dozen Cycle Estimate Power and %Grade are ~95% accurate compared to other riders with the $$$ power pedals getting similar power readings.