The scaling of the power riden vs the power profile
Klem et al.
Loving the smooth running of the latest updates to Fulgaz. Long time since I had any issues with connectivity, though I now have formed the process of downloading all rides to ensure that I have the video loaded locally.
I may have mentioned this in a previous report or email, but I thought to log it here, if for no other reason to see if this is unique to me, or whether others have seen this.
The attached photos were taken during a ride on Nov 19 so whatever version was running at that date I was running (I have it set to auto update when new versions are launched). You see that the profile of the power I am putting out (which as measured by an independent power meter is what the profile is requesting, shows up offset to the power profile. It is not a constant offset, but may be a percentage of the absolute value of the power profile values (I haven’t verified this, but it the offset is bigger for higher power profile values).
Can you advise if this is an issue with the software or is it local to my particular set up - possibly one of the values I have set somewhere in user inputs? Advise would be welcome as I would prefer if the power output followed the power profile more closely!!
Happy CHristmas, and all the best for 2026
Sean



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Hermino Katzenstein
Jan 6
Hi,
same here (Fulgaz 6.0.5.0, Windows 11 pro).
Did mention it also several times.
Not a big problem, but somehow annoying.
(It appeared about a year ago, as far as I remember.)
Smort
Dec 21, 2025
Hi Sean,
I see this behaviour also, though I don’t find it to be an issue. The actual power numbers displayed and recorded (and sent to trainer resistance control) are correct though, and that’s what matters.
If you really want the power/time to match the graphics of the workout blocks, you could start messing around with adjusting your in app FTP and also power scaling settings. This will probably mess up your workout intensities and recordings and possibly your brain.
Cheers,