Instrumentation

Various documentation related to instruments installed in SSB gliders.

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Winter Variometer
 460 Byte
 04-22-2018

Winter mechanical variometer.

Becker AR 4201 Manual
 290 Byte
 04-22-2018

VHF Transceiver operating manual.

Becker AR 6201 Manual
 983 Byte
 12-10-2018

Manual for Becker Single Block VHF/AM Transceiver.

Becker ATC 4401
 482 Byte
 04-22-2018

Becker AR 4201 VHF Transceiver.

Cambridge 302 Manual
 632 Byte
 04-22-2018

Cambridge 302 Direct Digital Variometer (DDV).

Cambridge 303 Manual
 221 Byte
 04-22-2018

Cambridge 303 navigation display.

Mountain High EDS O2D1 Manual
 203 Byte
 04-22-2018

Pulse delivery oxygen system.

Mountain High EDS O2D2 Manual
 574 Byte
 04-22-2018

Pulse delivery oxygen system.

Trig TT21 Operating Manual
 182 Byte
 04-22-2018

Trig mode S transponder.

302 to PDA Wiring
 186 Byte
 04-22-2018

How to wire a PDA to the 302

Ilec SC-7 Vario
 79 Byte
 12-10-2018

Ilec electronic variometer.

A-14 Regulator Manual
 755 Byte
 04-24-2018

A-14 Oxygen Regulator Pressure Demand System.

Flarm Butterfly Display
 909 Byte
 04-24-2018

Flarm warning system.

LXNAV S100 Standalone Vario
 12 Byte
 07-03-2019

Vario, Speed to Fly, Navigation & FLARM target display in a single instrument.

FLARM PowerFLARM Core
 12 Byte
 07-03-2019

The PowerFLARM Core is both the heart and the brain of the FLARM system. It handles all radio communication and data processing as well as collision risk calculations. The device is mounted behind the panel together with other avionics boxes. It’s connected to a FLARM display which is mounted in the panel.

Sage Variomenter
 12 Byte
 07-03-2019

Instructions and Users Manual for all Sage variometers.

Dittel FSG71 Transceiver
 12 Byte
 07-17-2019

Installation and Operating manual for the  Walter Dittel radio.

PowerFlarm Portable Product Sheet
 159 Byte
 12-22-2020

POWERFLARM PORTABLE
For aircraft where a behind the panel installation is not possible, the PowerFLARM Portable is available for flexible fitting. This device incorporates a display as well as a control knob and can easily be placed e.g. on the glare shield.

PowerFlarm Portable Manual
 745 Byte
 12-22-2020

A PowerFLARM™ device gets its position and movement information from an internal GPS receiver. The device calculates the predicted future flight path and transmits this information as a short, low-power digital signal burst up to twice per second together with a unique identification code. At the same time, the device receives similar signals from FLARM devices installed in other aircraft and within radio range, as well as from aircraft equipped with ADS-B Out