I used a prototype unit of the wingsuit Recon today, worked a treat 

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Thank goodness we have Giselle back to enertain us while we wait for production.

QuoteThank goodness we have Giselle back to enertain us while we wait for production.
Watch and try to Learn something Baxter

Lauren
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QuoteI used a prototype unit of the wingsuit Recon today, worked a treat
That is great news, could you please tell us if there is vario (sink/climb rate) in the display together with Altitude, GR and Speed? if not do you know if they will implement it?
Cheers
Lauren
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yeyo 0
Ohhh miss, I missed you sooo much!!!! 
Whats a good paragliding forum? I wanna go there to talk about wingsuits, and question their knowledge and experience about everything!


Whats a good paragliding forum? I wanna go there to talk about wingsuits, and question their knowledge and experience about everything!
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QuoteOhhh miss, I missed you sooo much!!!!
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Whats a good paragliding forum? I wanna go there to talk about wingsuits, and question their knowledge and experience about everything!
I highly recommend you to do that, you have lots to learn, wingsuits are not longer just falling, a wingsuit nowadays is actually a low performance fast glider, learning about, air, wind, thermals, cloud formation, ridge soaring can help you to stay in the air much longer on a wingsuit than just a normal "jumper"
Visit, ask, read, learn etc... generally glider, hangglider and paraglider pilots are very good pilots, they generally know more about air dynamics and meteorology than those who fly motor airplanes as we depend absolutely on it to be able to stay up flying as we do not have turbines or propellers.
I highly recommend you to visit any glider forum and learn a world that you don't know about that has direct use for flying your wingsuit.
Lauren Martins - www.youtube.com/user/gisellemartins20
Comparing GPS vs Barometric sensor? as debated to death on this topic, they are used for different things, there is no point on comparing them. That's why ALL sailplanes ( including the one on link you posted ) use a barometric sensor for their variometers and not a GPS. When anyone says it is difficult to make such a device that doesn't mean impossible and that there aren't many in the market for sale already.
Now here we have a product of a big company "Brauninger" with years of experience all credentials with some of the best engineers and pilots in the segment with a product that go from 0-200km/h without the problem that you KEEP INSISTING about. Makes me laugh really lol
This is just one among many.
http://www.brauniger.com/en/products/flight-instruments/iq-compeo/technical-data.html
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