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I have noticed that there are lots of sports that also use variometers
and I have some comments/questions. These variometers are for Power Parachutes, Hang Gliders, Balloons, Ultralights, Parafoils to name a few. Here are some links; http://www.ascentvario.com/ http://digiflyuk.com http://brauniger.com http://flytec.com http://www.aircotec.ch These are all standalone "outside the cockpit" variometers. I don't know about their realiability or sensitivity how well these might work "inside a cockpit". What I am impressed with is the innovative design and feature sets of these devices. Why don't these manufacturers build for our sport? Is it that soaring aircraft are bound by archaic rules and regulations that other newer flying sports are not? I suppose we all ask ourselves the same questions about why our sport isn't seen as trendy and hip. My $0.02. - John DeRosa |
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