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  • xoggoth
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    Cheers Dim.

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  • DimPrawn
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    https://kurtkinetic.com/technical-in...ic-resistance/

    The resistance is varied by moving the metal disk closer or further away from the magnets. So the low power electronics only has to move the disk.

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  • xoggoth
    started a topic Magnetic resistance cross trainer - how do they work?

    Magnetic resistance cross trainer - how do they work?

    Finally given up repairing my ancient belt drive cross trainer and got a new Reebok cross trainer. Resistance is all controlled via the console as with a proper gym one.

    I always assumed the ones at the gym had mains power but mine has a little PSU like a mobile phone. How on earth does that manage to provide significant resistance? Can't seem to find any explanation online.

    Not important question I know, just curious. Cheers for any ideas.
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