ColorAlti 3 combines the stark warnings of an audible altimeter with the constant peripheral-vision altitude awareness that ColorAlti® technology enables. It is among the most flexible and capable altitude awareness devices in the industry. Log data and set up to five presets via Bluetooth LE on the FDS Altis app. Easy-to-use, always-on design. Multiple light options available (see reverse).
Key Features
New sleeker design
Longer battery life of up to four months
Has all capabilities of our SonoAlti 3 audible altimeter
Rugged hardcoat-anodized aluminum case
Logs jumps (altitude, speed, and temperature) for syncing to FDS Logbook
Free Bluetooth® iOS/Android app for setting the altimeter and syncing data
Firmware updates as easy as dragging a file onto a USB drive
Store up to five presets and select them via button press on the altimeter
Store unlimited alarms and/or alerts in each preset
The new 10-LEDStickyLight 3 builds on our years of experience in creating flexible circuit boards designed
to be adhered to various skydiving helmets' visors. It has a sleek design, about the thickness of your average frame of glasses, and now features two clips
facing opposing directions in order to better secure the cable and add additional strain relief. It fits almost any closed-face helmet and has become the
most popular light option for this altimeter thanks to its significant light coverage despite its minimal footprint.
FDS has dialed in the design of the FlexiLight, which was the first type of light we created for ColorAlti technology. The principle behind FlexiLights is that the gooseneck portion can be bent into shape and retains its form once installed. FlexiLight 3 contains four LEDs. Although they are intended primarily for open-face helmets, these lights can be used in closed-face helmets as well with the advantage being that they remain in place when the visor is lifted.
RigidLight 3 is another type of visor-based light that contains 10 LEDs. Unlike StickyLights, these lights contain a rigid circuit board mounted with screws and nuts that can be removed and mounted on other visors once the visor needs to be replaced. It has the smallest footprint of all of the options, but does require drilling into the visor.