This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

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This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.

This is the new September 2012 version of the Power2Max.  The core updates is that it now contains a temperature sensor for minimizing drift due to temperature changes, as well as including estimated left/right power.  The left/right power is available on any ANT+ device which supports left right power.  As of this writing that includes: Garmin Edge 500, Garmin Edge 800, Garmin FR910XT, and the CycleOps Joule GPS.  Expect this review before Christmas, as I’ve been using the Power2Max for some time now and this was just an update to the new September 2012 version.