Way vario - Mini Vario Nano
The Way vario, ideal for traveling paragliders, tandem pilots, hikers, or pilots who want to stay focused on their sensations and the landscape.
Detailed description
Rid'Air team's opinion: " Unique ignition, adjustable, robust, and simple all at once "
The Way vario variometer is a compact instrument designed for paraglider pilots. It measures and indicates changes in climb and descent rates to optimize flight.
Main features:
Power supply: CR2032 battery (3 V)
Battery life: up to 500 hours in flight, 250 hours in thermals
Audible signal: climb/descent indicator
Weight: 14gr
Dimensions: 32x60x12mm
PA11 casing
Sensitivity 5cm/s
Integrated variometer over 1 second
Thresholds +0.05m/s to +8m/s
Alarm -5m/s
Buzzer sound (250Hz/700-2kHz)
Manufacturer's warranty: 2 years
Getting started:
Ensure the CR2032 battery is correctly inserted, with the + side on the metal support
Turn on the device by pressing the ON/OFF button 3 times if you wish to use the descent alarm.
Turn on the device by pressing the ON/OFF button 4 times if you do not wish to use the descent alarm.
The variometer emits startup beeps.
Attach the variometer to your harness, cockpit, or hang it using the provided attachment.
Turn off the device by pressing the ON/OFF button 1 time.
The variometer emits 2 shutdown beeps.
Usage:
Climb: beeps from 0.05 to 10 m/sec, from 1.5 to 4 beeps/sec
Descent: loud descent alarm at -5 m/sec if activated at startup.
Volume: preset in factory settings to optimize consumption.
Silence mode before takeoff: The variometer activates after detecting a variation of -80cm
Battery replacement:
Battery replacement (CR2032)
Open the casing.
Gently remove the electronic board and extract the used battery (do not use metal tools)
Insert a new CR2032 battery, observing the polarity (+ upwards).
Carefully close the compartment.
⚠️ Never use rechargeable batteries or batteries of a different size.
Precautions for use :
Keep out of reach of children.
Do not immerse the device in water.
Do not expose to excessive heat (> 50 °C).
Do not disassemble or modify the device.
In case of severe impact, check for proper functioning before flight use.
Dispose of used batteries in accordance with local regulations.