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Shimano Di-2/d-fly charging question
New to Di-2 this past March and added d-fly about three weeks ago. Weird (maybe) question:
With d-fly I can now view the charge level on my Wahoo Element Bolt. I ride most days and when I first viewed the charging level it displayed 60%. Three weeks later it still displays 60%. When I check the charge level on the Di-2 junction box. I get the flashing lights that equate to less than 100% but more than 50%, so that checks out. It seems like in 3 weeks of riding I should have burned some of the charge. My question is for any of you that have d-fly and a computer, what percent interval displays on your computer? 1%, 5%, etc. Great site by the way. Thanks.
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I think mine goes down in 5% increments on a Garmin 1030.
Hiw quickly the charge goes down depends on how many shifts you make. Generally a longer ride will have more shifts, especially 5hr+ rides. I charge mine when it gets below 30% as I tend to do long rides...
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