Flight Sensor Pack™

DISPLAY FEATURES:

• Artificial Horizon, presented as a graphic aircraft with a moving horizon background line
• G-Meter, showing continuous / maximum / minimum values, up to +/- 6 G’s
• Variometer, showing instantaneous changes in pressure altitude with one foot increments
• VSI, presented in standard needle style with maximum values of +/- 2000 FPM
• Ambient Temperature, in Fahrenheit or Celsius
• Density Altitude, a crucial piece of safety planning for pilots, presented in bold RED, up to 10,000 feet, in increments of 100 feet per industry convention
• Altimeter, presented in standard 100 / 1000 foot needle style, along with digital Kollsman (adjustable pressure). The altimeter is calibratable for offset, and works between 0 and 20,000 feet.
• In addition to the graphic Artificial Horizon, Pitch and Roll values are also shown numerically, corresponding to the values associated with the simultaneous graphic display.
• Graphing Display – provides a graph of values over time, for instance, Altimeter or G-Meter or VSI

PHYSICAL FEATURES:

• Size of 0.75” x 2 5/16” x 2 7/8” (19 x 59 x 73mm)
• Weight of 2.1 ounces (60 grams)
• Screen measurement of 2.5 inches diagonal (63.5mm)
• Lithium battery, 700mah capacity
• Runtime of about 4 ½ hours per charge
• USB charging port, with included USB charging cable (charger not included, attach to any port)
• Charge time of 2 hours
• Daylight readable screen
• Round hook for attaching lanyard (included)
• Case is 3D printed in rugged nylon / chopped carbon fiber
• On / off switch
• Operating temperature of -20 to +60 C

FUNCTIONALITY

The Flight Sensor Pack is very easy and intuitive to operate.

• The switch turns the unit on and off.
• The startup screen shows the Artificial Horizon, along with numerical values of pitch and roll
• The startup screen also shows a digital altimeter, along with its Kollsman pressure setting.
• Pressing either “up” or “down” button very briefly will cause the Kollsman value to change
• Holding either button down for more than one second will cause the unit to advance to the next screen
• The second screen is the G Meter. It shows continuous, min and max values of G forces. It also shows the digital altimeter. The up and down buttons only change the Kollsman value. To reset the min/max values, recycle the power on your unit.
• Once again, holding either button down for more than one second will cause the unit to advance to the next screen
• The third screen is the classic altimeter
• The fourth screen is the classic VSI
• The fifth screen is graphing variometer
• The sixth screen is a general purpose graphing screen. On this screen only, pressing the up and down buttons allow you to select which parameter you want to graph — Altitude, G Force, VSI are options
• To enter altimeter calibration mode, hold a button down before, while and during powerup. You will be given the option to permanently adjust the altimeter offset value.
• Artificial Horizon, presented as a graphic aircraft with a moving horizon background line
• G-Meter, showing continuous / maximum / minimum values, up to +/- 6 G’s
• Variometer, showing instantaneous changes in pressure altitude with one foot increments
• VSI, presented in standard needle style with maximum values of +/- 2000 FPM
• Ambient Temperature, in Fahrenheit or Celsius
• Density Altitude, a crucial piece of safety planning for pilots, presented in bold RED, up to 10,000 feet, in increments of 100 feet per industry convention
• Altimeter, presented in standard 100 / 1000 foot needle style, along with digital Kollsman (adjustable pressure). The altimeter is calibratable for offset, and works between 0 and 20,000 feet.
• In addition to the graphic Artificial Horizon, Pitch and Roll values are also shown numerically, corresponding to the values associated with the simultaneous graphic display.
• Graphing Display – provides a graph of values over time, for instance, Altimeter or G-Meter or VSI