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Example for calculating the power
80 kg + 10 km/h (2,8 m/s) + 15% climbing = 80 kg x 9,98==81 (G) x 2,8 m/s x 15% = 329 Watt
(G = 9,81 = gravitational constant)
Step 1
Loosen the two high-grade steel screws and cut the rubber strips according to the diameter of your steering wheel.
![](http://skymounti.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/randonnee-trekkingbike-trekkingfiets-hellingsmeter-inclinometer-skymounti-24.jpg)
Usually a small piece of the rubber strip is sufficient.
Step 2
Install the gradient meter by means of the two screws, not too firmly, so that you can still readjust.
![](http://skymounti.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/randonnee-trekkingbike-trekkingfiets-hellingsmeter-inclinometer-skymounti-23.jpg)
Step 3
Sit on your bicycle in normal driving position and adjust the Skymounti in such a way that the measuring blister from this seating position can be read accurately between two zero-marks (0% – 0%).
![](http://skymounti.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/randonnee-trekkingbike-trekkingfiets-hellingsmeter-inclinometer-skymounti-22.jpg)
Step 4
Fix Skymounti© in this position.
And do not tighten the screws by using to much force.
Step 5
For accurate reading of the momentarily driven upward gradient, the upward gradient is to be read from the front edge of the blister with mountain ramp.
![](https://skymounti.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/up-967x1024.jpg)
With driving downhill the downward gradient at the rear to read (the driver turned) is edge of the blister.
![](https://skymounti.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/down-1024x997.jpg)
If you need help with the assembly, please feel free to contact us.