Does anyone have this combination? Do the ay-ups interfere with the computer?
Have seen rave reviews of strada, hence the choice.
Cateye Strada wirelsss and Ay-ups
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Re: Cateye Strada wirelsss and Ay-ups
Postby trailgumby » Thu Aug 05, 2010 12:30 pm
Ayups and Garmin 705 no issues, but the signals are digitally encoded.
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Re: Cateye Strada wirelsss and Ay-ups
Postby queequeg » Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:32 pm
The AyUps don't seem to generate any weird interference. I have both a Sigma DTS Wireless and a NiteRider Rebel 2.0 Wireless. WIth both of those computers, my NiteRider UltraFazer caused havoc. With the Rebel 2.0, when the batteries in the light got low it would start messing up the readouts and show me going 40km/h while I was stationary, and it would show me going 0km/h when I was moving.
With the Sigma DTS, even with new batteries in the UltraFazer light, it would prevent the wheel sensor from even pairing with the head unit. If you left the light off during the paiting sequence, then swithed it on, it would instantly kill the head unit readout (and it would read 0km/h and refuse to work until repaired).
The AyUps have no effect on either of these Wireless computers.
With the Sigma DTS, even with new batteries in the UltraFazer light, it would prevent the wheel sensor from even pairing with the head unit. If you left the light off during the paiting sequence, then swithed it on, it would instantly kill the head unit readout (and it would read 0km/h and refuse to work until repaired).
The AyUps have no effect on either of these Wireless computers.
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Re: Cateye Strada wirelsss and Ay-ups
Postby Boognoss » Sun Aug 08, 2010 2:51 pm
Same here and the Edge 305 before the 705. I also had a cheapo Union-XW comp from Torpedo 7 before the Garmins. No problems with the Ayups and interference at all.trailgumby wrote:Ayups and Garmin 705 no issues, but the signals are digitally encoded.
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Re: Cateye Strada wirelsss and Ay-ups
Postby ngalbrai » Tue Aug 10, 2010 4:41 pm
Strada and Ay-ups it is then, thanks all!
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