Bkool receives the power from the trainer, if available. On the Flux S, power is available. But: On most trainers you have to enter your weight and also that of your bike. Wrong weight = wrong resistance = wrong power = wrong speed, etc... I had a Tacx Flux S, so I know you have to enter your weight in the Tacx Trainer app. Your description sounds like the correct weights have not been entered. Please check.
Yep - I can do that this week.
I don't have a problem with the Tacx Flux S, the problem is with the Bkool Pro. Also, there's no ability to connect to Bkool Pro and enter a weight or any other kind of info. I can connect to Zwift, and I can enter a weight in Zwift. But nothing directly with the trainer.
I guess it's the Pro 1 (all black). It connects just fine to Zwift and everything woks, just totally wrong info. Like I'm going up a little hill 15mph according to my Garmin ANT device which monitors wheel speed/cadence. But Zwift says I'm going 3mph because my watts are so far off.
OK, if it is the Pro 1, I see no other resolution than having BKOOL resetting/calibrating it. However, given its age, it could be some physical. But if it feels "normal", ie. not too much resistance and it does simulate inclines etc., it is probably some settings in the trainer's firmware, that needs resetting. Firmware is up to date, I presume (latest is from around 2017)?
I think I had a similar problem with my old bkool trainer sometime ago. I had to raise a support call with Bkool and they dialled in and reverted back to a previous version of the turbo firmware. They told me to never upgrade the turbo firmware again, as the latest version caused problems on older Bkool trainers. This worked in my case and the turbo behaved normally after the downgrade.
Doesn't help much in Zwift etc.
I agree it is a firmware thing that needs to be fixed, either some parameters stored in the trainer (?) or a FW downgrade.
Like I said: you must enter your weight in the Tacx Trainer app. It will search for your Tacx trainer and then you can enter the configuration and enter the weight of yourself and your bike.
You still don’t get it.
He doesn’t have a problem with his Flux! It is that old BKOOL (Smart) Pro trainer, that doesn’t work as expected (anymore).
Oooohh.. sorryYou still don’t get it.
@Brusgaard . So I sauntered down the full thing just in case I needed to complete the whole session to get a compliant adjustable time. Much more relaxing not having to chase you guys in full damage limitation mode.
OK, I have approved your time, but I was not sure how to adjust the time... So I entered -100 in the Adjustment box and hit "enter", which adjusted your time by 100 seconds BUT also approved the attempt at the same time!
That wasn't expected, so I'm afraid your adjusted time was 8 seconds too fast (the approved time was 21m27s and should have been 21m35s). Hopefully that doesn't skew the league too much. More competition for @shimceltic is always good... 
