Is that about right (ballpark), or have I missed something? It would probably power my laptop for the day, anyway... It's something to think about (since I love cycling, even stationary ;-) )
Is that about right (ballpark), or have I missed something? It would probably power my laptop for the day, anyway... It's something to think about (since I love cycling, even stationary ;-) )
If you're used to bicycling, dress appropriately, and work in a cool environment with a fan, you can produce 50-60 W.
Above that, it becomes difficult to maintain your concentration on your work while trying to pedal hard at the same time.
On most days, I maintain about 35-50 W, depending on the load.
So far this morning, I've ridden for 2 hrs, 5 minutes and produced 74 W-hr. The computer I'm using this morning is a Raspberry Pi2 with a 19" monitor. I'm also powering our DSL modem/router and a 12 V fan while recharging two tablets, four AA batteries, and my phone at the same time.