Tasman Instruments have released a completely new model, the VRM 10 Sprite.
It has a lot of new features such as elapsed time clock, recorded alarms
including under carriage warning but its best feature is the way it allows
you to more daily centre thermals. It also has up/down arrows showing
Imitation is the greatest compliment.
Sounds like they've copied most of the features from our B700/900.
We've had the climb improving green light since the B400/B500 9 years
ago and put in the comparator for the running average/thermal average
as well on the B700 3 years ago and its more
I should add that none of our instruments have required a flask since
1982. We've used solid state silicon pressure sensors since then.
Also all drive vario repeater displays for two seaters. Metric or
knots and on the B600/B800/B700/B900 the calibration can be changed
by PC(B600/800) or
Hi all,
Thanks heaps to people posting factual information about products of
interest to soaring pilots. It is so much more useful than most of the
nonsense that passes for comment here. Even if people are singing the
praises of their own products, I still welcome all such information.
I
Yes David the Tasman looks like the ducks guts I have ordered one with the
flight pack for the twin 103 great value for money as well
On 6 Dec 2014, at 12:15 pm, David Cleland davidlclel...@gmail.com wrote:
Tasman Instruments have released a completely new model, the VRM 10 Sprite.
It
Gday Tim and Others,
The Colibri II has the audio plus it navigates/records etc with a 6 hour
battery life of its own.
The audio can be turned off easily when its not required.
And if the agent reads this Im prepared to accept a small [or even a large
] commission! J
Regards,
Colin
Colin,
A vario in stand alone logger won't have total energy.
While TE introduces problems it is essential in
modern slippery gliders. In your Blanik , Grunau Baby etc not so much.
We did considerable flight data logging in
developing Dynamis some of it in smooth air
trying to fly
