update:
i tried the airspy, but found it is not compatible with ELEMNT computers.
i did some research and learned that the airspy even though it uses ANT+, does not use the standard protocols for tire pressure via ANT+.
more researching along bike lights and i found that some connected lighting will not work with ELEMNT computers either. maybe for the same reasons as with the airspy ?
strange, since garmin supports both/all.
i am going to try out the tyrewiz as well. but i’m not sure that my choice of bike computer brands was a bad one, or if this is how the competition game is played amongst the makers of bluetooth/ant devices for cycling ?
quickly learning that i should do more research beyond just looking for BT and ANT capability for devices I want to buy.
i tried the airspy, but found it is not compatible with ELEMNT computers.
i did some research and learned that the airspy even though it uses ANT+, does not use the standard protocols for tire pressure via ANT+.
more researching along bike lights and i found that some connected lighting will not work with ELEMNT computers either. maybe for the same reasons as with the airspy ?
strange, since garmin supports both/all.
i am going to try out the tyrewiz as well. but i’m not sure that my choice of bike computer brands was a bad one, or if this is how the competition game is played amongst the makers of bluetooth/ant devices for cycling ?
quickly learning that i should do more research beyond just looking for BT and ANT capability for devices I want to buy.
