Bert
10/01/2026 (Thu) 20:37
No.124741
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>>124729
It calculates the eggs from the expended kj not the total kcal count actually.
Example from my powermeterless ride here I get 3600 kj = 47 eggs from the estimated 231 average watts while it gives me a total of 6500 kcal for the entire activity. Idk why the total kcal count is even that high here but thats besides the point.
for hiking it probably has no watt estimation so I assume it does not differentiate and just goes kj = kcal
It calculates the eggs from the expended kj not the total kcal count actually.
Example from my powermeterless ride here I get 3600 kj = 47 eggs from the estimated 231 average watts while it gives me a total of 6500 kcal for the entire activity. Idk why the total kcal count is even that high here but thats besides the point.
for hiking it probably has no watt estimation so I assume it does not differentiate and just goes kj = kcal