airlogOne Advanced Skydive Tracker and Altimeter

airlogOne Advanced Skydive Tracker and Altimeter

- analyse your flight – see altitude, groundspeed, distance and direction to home on its incredible e-paper display. 

- Features the incredible truemove* motion analysis sensor, tracking your orientation plus acceleration and turns during your skydive.

- Enables 3D data analysis with next.airlog.app

- Connect via WiFi to update your digital logbook on your laptop or mobile. In your webbrowser, check your GPS track, wind, attitude and flight characteristics.

- Comes with arm-strap, USB-C cable, 32GB uSD Card, Booklet and next.airlog.app login. One year airlog.app subscription included.

airlogOne: the next generation tracker

Packed with features and technology, the airlogOne provides deep insight into all aspects of your jump:

- automatic jump log

- track flown

- accurate altitude data and the truemove* fusion sensor for detailed acceleration values of all movements during the flight.

altitude display

The large digits in the upper part of the airlogOne are the altitude indication, in meters or feet, depending on your preference.

navigate home

Before boarding the aircraft, make sure that the airlogOne has received a GPS signal (FIX). Then press the DZ button for at least 3s – the current position will be stored as “Home”.

If you are in the air – and more than 100m away from the home position, the arrow (left of the altitude display) points to the direction you have to fly to get back home (= to the DZ). The distance in mi/km is displayed below the arrow.

track your dive

The comprehensive recording of all data is only done in the Track mode of the airlogOne.

truemove fusion sensor

The truemove* fusion sensor is an "Attitude and Heading Reference System (AHRS)" – a device that measures the orientation and motion of an object in space, usually using a combination of accelerometers, gyroscopes and magnetometers.

airborne

One of the important features of the airlogOne is the automatic logbook.

For this purpose, the device checks every minute whether it is gaining speed and altitude. If this condition is detected, the “flight phase” begins – you and the device are airborne.

At this point, an entry is made into the airlogOne’s internal logbook (also stored on the SD card), which includes the day, time, location and later the name of the track file. Also, your jump count will be incremented.

After transferring this information to the cloud dashboard, your jump log is completed – you only need to add data such as drop plane, fellow jumpers and comments. This logbook is available to you worldwide and at any time in the web browser.

specifications

- ca 80 x 60 x 20 mm

- 1950 mAh rechargeable LiPo battery

- 2.7" e-paper display

- USB-C port for recharge

- 32Gb µSD card for local data storage

- 2.4GHz Wifi

- wireless access to next.airlog.app cloud logbook and flight analysis

- comes with 30cm armstrap