4010 Real time, 4020 Professional and 4030 GPS

4010. For the pilot with more money

All of the features of the 4005 and more. Greater altitude ranges and computer / pc download utilities to take down the pub and show your friends!

4020. Barograph model for the serious pilot

The 4020 offers all of the features of the 4010 Real Time plus the ability to record a barograph trace of your flight and to record the data necessary for creating a polar curve. The 4020 barograph is FAI approved and has been used in numerous world records.

4030. The full monty for XC and Comps

The 4030 offers all of the features of the 4020 plus the ability to interface with a GPS. Dead useful for competitions when speed to fly comes into its own

4010: Includes all the features of the 4005 plus
Altimeter	Altitude 1 (A1): Absolute altitude up to 30,000 feet (9,000 m). Resolution 3 feet (1m) over the entire range of measurement. Display in feet or meters (user selectable)
	Altitude 2 (A2): Relative or absolute altitude up to 30,000 feet (9,000 m). Push button to zero A2 to display relative gain or loss in altitude. Resolution 3 feet (1 m) over the entire range of measurement. Display in feet or meters as A1
Data port	Four pin interface port: Flight log may be downloaded to a PC (PC cable and FlyChart software included) or may be printed whilst connected directly to an Epson, IBM or HP printer
FlyChart 4.0 for Windows	Developed by FLYTEC to allow users to download, save, manage, annotate and statistically analyse stored flight data. FlyChart 4.0 has an upload function which allows configuration of the instrument from a PC. Minimum requirement: a PC running Windows 3.X or Windows 95 / 98
Supplied with	FlyChart 4.0, PC interface cable, Manual, warranty card, batteries and protective carrying case as above.

4020: Includes all the features of the 4010 plus
FAI Approved Barograph	Barograph: Recording can be switched on/off at any time with the separate REC switch. Barograph printout shows time and date for the start of the flight, landing and printout time and any number of time markers set during the flight
	Recording accuracy: Altitude 1 meter (3 feet), temperature 1°C (1°F), speed 1 kmh (1 mph), vario 0.10 m/s (20 ft/min)
	Recording interval: 1, 5, 15 seconds.
	Recordable parameters: Either absolute altitude, absolute altitude with temperature, absolute altitude with speed or vario and airspeed (polar recording).
	Total memory capacity: Over 50 hours at 15 second intervals (additional memory available).
	Barograph output: Traces may be downloaded to PC or may be printed whilst connected directly to an Epson, IBM or HP printer
Supplied with	FlyChart 4.0, PC interface cable, Manual, warranty card, batteries and protective carrying case as above

4030: Includes all the features of the 4020 plus
GPS Interface	GPS connection: Via interface (to Garmin GPS 12, GPS III, etc) enables Glide ratio display, Optimized speed-to-fly display and Final Glide Computer
Glide Ratio Display (actual)	When gliding, displays actual glide ratio over the ground
Speed-to-Fly Display	To optimise flying speed in order to maximise speed over the ground. The pilot adjusts his airspeed so that the indicator points to the next anticipated thermal strength. No contact with the instrument is required
Final Glide computer	Glide Angle to goal: One key activates the display. While the actual glide ratio display is still active, the required glide angle to goal is shown with an up or down arrow.
	Last Thermal Integrator: As the pilot climbs, in what will be the last thermal approaching goal, he will be alerted the moment that goal is within reach. The signal to leave for goal will not activate until the pilot climbs to the optimum altitude
	Final Glide to Goal: When the signal is given and the pilot leaves for goal the instrument will switch to final glide mode and will indicate the correct speed to fly on final glide as well as the continually updated arrival altitude above or below goal target altitude. If conditions deteriorate on the final glide and goal is no longer within reach the instrument will revert to the last thermal integrator if lift is encountered. The final glide head or tail wind component can easily be entered during the flight as the pilot assesses conditions near goal.
Performance polars	The barograph function can be used to generate a performance polar. This improves the accuracy of speed to fly
FlyChart 4.0 Pro for Windows	Allows the user to import/ export data, build, manipulate, download and upload performance polars. Minimum requirement: A PC running Windows 3.X or Windows 95 / 98
Supplied with	FlyChart 4.0 Pro, PC interface cable, coiled GPS interface cable, Manual, warranty card, batteries and protective carrying case.

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