4V 16V, Beeps altitude (in feet) and speed (in mph). Max Altitude 100,000 PerfectFlite BEEPS: Feet – Stratologger nominal 9V Ten beeps are used to indicate the Ten beeps are used to indicate the number battery. For number zero. zero. Fires deployment charges limited-space Power on/ a 1 digit number An extra-long tone indicates the start of the applications corresponding to the selected program/ reporting sequence/ a 3-6 digit number we recommend 2 second pause/ a 3-4 digit number representing the peak altitude in feet/ a long 5 or 6 type corresponding to the main deploy separator tone followed by a 2-5 digit altitude in feet/ 2 second pause/ a 3-6 number representing the maximum velocity Silver Oxide digit number representing the altitude of in mph. For example, a peak altitude of 1230 cells in series. the last flight in feet/ 2 second pause/ a feet would beep as follows: Beep/ 2-3 digit number representing the Beep-Beep-Beep/ battery voltage in tenths of a volt/ 2 second pause / continuity beeps repeated every 0.8 seconds: single beep means drogue continuity, two beeps means main continuity, three beeps means both drogue & main have continuity. Silence means there is no continuity on either. Make and Verify Zero at Check In Verify Altitude at Return Comments Model
PerfectFlite Stratologger 4V – 16V, nominal 9V battery. For limited-space applications we recommend 5 or 6 type Silver Oxide cells in series. BEEPS: Ten beeps are used to indicate the number zero. Power on/ a 1 digit number corresponding to the selected program/ 2 second pause/ a 3-4 digit number corresponding to the main deploy altitude in feet/ 2 second pause/ a 3-6 digit number representing the altitude of the last flight in feet/ 2 second pause/ a 2-3 digit number representing the battery voltage in tenths of a volt/ 2 second pause / continuity beeps repeated every 0.8 seconds: single beep means drogue continuity, two beeps means main continuity, three beeps means both drogue & main have continuity. Silence means there is no continuity on either. Beeps altitude (in feet) and speed (in mph). Ten beeps are used to indicate the number zero. An extra-long tone indicates the start of the reporting sequence/ a 3-6 digit number representing the peak altitude in feet/ a long separator tone followed by a 2-5 digit number representing the maximum velocity in mph. For example, a peak altitude of 1230 feet would beep as follows: Beep/ Beep-Beep-Beep/ Max Altitude 100,000 Feet Fires deployment charges Make and Model Verify Zero at Check In Verify Altitude at Return Comments