It isn’t always filled in. My PowerTap hub sometimes connects to my Garmin using Ant+ (battery status present) and otherwise bluetooth (no battery status). I am currently using Favero pedals and a Karoo 2 and I don’t get any battery info in the fit file.
Crank length configured in power meter sounds good. I recently bought a new head unit, and found it was defaulted to 172.5 and I have 170 Cranks. FYI I have Fevaro Uno pedal and sync using Garmin, however the fields are showing blank unfortunately.
Cool feature. I checked the PM Battery column but it appears that neither the Karoo2 nor the Elment are filling in the field. Bummer, it would be nice to see Assioma Duo and Di2 battery levels in Intervals.icu.
I thought that might be the case, but it does show it coming from Garmin I think. Shows External ID
garmin_push_9281502315 at the bottom of my most recent workout - Intervals.icu
@Lukasz_Pludowski - what app have you connected to intervals? I have the same as you (fav / bolt) but connect using strava which i read does not support this data.
Maybe this is something that also belongs in the ‘Components’ view? It would be great to get a quick overview over the battery stats for the sensors that report it. (The Varia Radar & Power2max NGEco report actual voltage as well ‘good’/‘bad’ and Wahoo head units also report battery status in %, albeit in a different data field).
A battery getting low could also send out a notification email, reminding the user to charge/replace the battery.