AltimeterTwo serves as a real-time flight analysis device designed for model rocketry, eliminating the need for a computer. It is compact enough to be installed in the majority of rockets and displays 10 essential flight performance metrics on its screen that is visible in sunlight. These metrics include maximum altitude, highest velocity, duration of engine thrust, peak acceleration, timing of ejection, and total duration of the flight.
A triaxial accelerometer with a sensitivity of 24 grams can sense the initiation, rate of increase in velocity, velocity, release, and touchdown phases.
Precise barometric pressure sensor with a resolution of 19 bits, capable of detecting altitude variations of under 0.305 meters.
The daylight-visible LCD screen clearly shows all flight data without the need for a computer, using metric units when possible and rounding to a maximum of 3 significant figures.
The history function saves information on the most recent 100 flights.
The rechargeable lithium polymer battery can be used for hundreds of launches without the need to purchase additional batteries.
Recharges in under 2 hours from a regular USB port (includes cable).
The pressure of the samples is measured at a rate of 25 measurements per second, while the acceleration is monitored at a frequency exceeding 250 measurements per second.
The device can be powered on or off and the display can be reset between flights using the power button.
It automatically shuts off to save energy after 2 hours.
Convenient anchor point enables safe fastening.
Durable ABS material designed to withstand impacts and collisions.
Official competitions have authorized its usage.
Results can be shown in either imperial or metric units.
