More or less as expected the first 5 minutes were a bit haywire (power too high) which I put down to needing to do the new cal ride. On return I did a Check Calibration but it said the difference was insignificant and gave a riding tilt of -0.4 vs the previous -0.2
Next day I go for another ride and the first 5 minutes are still haywire (but too low this time) and once again on return I did a Check Calibration but this time the change was significant and the riding tilt was now 5.5
Thought about loading up a new profile but decided not to just yet
So today I go out again and the first 5 minutes are haywire (too high this time) and on return I went to download the file. The file was dated 26-April but downloaded ok and Check Calibration once again showed insignificant change and an unchanged riding tilt.
Now I can sort of understand the problems with the first 5 minutes and figure I probably need to do a new cal ride.
But the date change is strange. I checked my setup and its showing the right date.
Could there be a problem with the flux capacitor?
Another strange thing. I was setting up the altitude (75 metres for my home) and as I watched it started to drift. Also when I got home and was checking the date settings to make sure I had not travelled back in time the altitude in setup was reading 118 metres.
So as well as a faulty flux capacitor there might also be a problem with the anti-gravity engine.
Anyone else noticed strange things like these?
Note: I'll try to do a cal ride in the next little while to see if that settles things down (renamed so I can find it but the internal date is 26-April)