I'm looking for name/instructions for 30 year old cycle comp.
06-29-17, 04:16 PM
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I'm looking for name/instructions for 30 year old cycle comp.
I'm looking for name/instructions for a unit that looks like the one from a post from 08-25-11 by 'seedsbelize'.
06-29-17, 11:05 PM
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This forum is notoriously difficult to search. Can you post a link to @seedsbelize's post?
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Yes, no link, no search.
But it's a PUMP, how much instructions do you need?
BTW -I know Seedsbelize, and sent him a PM linking this thread, so maybe he'll respond and help the OP out.
But it's a PUMP, how much instructions do you need?
BTW -I know Seedsbelize, and sent him a PM linking this thread, so maybe he'll respond and help the OP out.
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https://www.bikeforums.net/classic-vi...computers.html
This one? I had instructions at one time. I think it was an early Avocet. I'll look around and see what I can come up with.
I found the thread by searching google, btw.
This one? I had instructions at one time. I think it was an early Avocet. I'll look around and see what I can come up with.
I found the thread by searching google, btw.
06-30-17, 05:51 AM
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https://www.sheldonbrown.com/cycleco...-database.html
My internet is for **** this morning. I think it's a PC9, aka Vetta 5, or 10.
Good luck.
My internet is for **** this morning. I think it's a PC9, aka Vetta 5, or 10.
Good luck.
06-30-17, 05:12 PM
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link to the post I was referencing :)
"www.bikeforums.net/13133230-post21_dot_html". I can't post URL links until i have 10 posts...
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Saint Sheldon answers all
(Schwinn) Paramount PC9
Calibration: F
Battery: CR2032
Setup instructions:
(Thanks to BrianX)
(Schwinn) Paramount PC9
Calibration: F
Battery: CR2032
Setup instructions:
- Press right button to select ODO screen.
- Hold both buttons 3 seconds, until hour blinks
- Adjust current (blinking) number with right button
- move to next number using left button.
- Hour is 12 hour clock with no am/pm
- Minute is set when left button pressed
- Choose MPH or KPH with right button
- cad is cadence, blinking is off, solid is on and enables the cadence menu item (useless without 2nd sensor)
- wheel circumference in mm is the last parameter
- press left button one more time to exit
(Thanks to BrianX)
04-14-21, 08:14 PM
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I know it's pretty late, but I have found my original instruction sheet for my Paramount / Schwinn PC9. The document was water-damaged, but I spent a while with a sponge and knife, then with Photoshop, cleaning it up. I can email a .pdf copy. (I have sent one to the Sheldon Brown site, but haven't seen a response yet.)
