Description

MetaAlti, the Speaking peripheral-vision altimeter!

MetaAlti is a speaking audio-visual altimeter combining VoxAlti and ColorAlti technology in a single device.

Multisensory

• Combines VoxAlti and ColorAlti technologies
• LED lights with customizable alerts and effects for every phase
• Extra-loud speaker with audio from a professional voice actress
• Can also emit beeps and sirens like a standard audible
• Light and sound signals can change according to altitude (dynamic signals)

Spoken callouts & sounds

• Highly customizable spoken announcements for every phase of the skydive
  Unlimited notifications per preset—over 100 factory sounds (e.g. “Breakoff,” “Decision Altitude”)
• Easily add your own sounds (MP3 format)
• Built to last
• Made in USA
• Anodized aluminum case
• IP67 waterproof (3 ft for 30 minutes)

Exceptional battery life

• Rechargeable lithium battery (USB-C cable included)
• About 100 jumps, or four months, of battery life
• Always on; check battery and status by holding both buttons

Customised to your skydive

• Store up to five presets, selected by button press (copy one for quick tweaks)
• Optional per-preset Tactical Mode for smokejumping and military operations
• Customisable freefall threshold for swoopers and wingsuiters
• Adjustable volume for each preset and for each phase of the skydive
• Per-preset landing-zone offsets
• Nicknames for presets (e.g. Work Jump, Wingsuiting)
• Adjusts automatically to local elevation; accurate from −5,900 to 30,000 feet MSL

Connected

• Logs your jumps for syncing to FDS Logbook
• Free Bluetooth® iOS/Android app for settings
• Firmware updates as easy as dragging a file onto a USB drive

Comparing MetaAlti lights

There are currently two light options available for MetaAlti: FlexiLight M and StickyLight M, both with ten LEDs. What we recommend depends on each individual preference and factors

FlexiLight M

This is a flexible gooseneck light with ten LEDs designed primarily for open-face helmets, though it can absolutely be used in closed-face helmets as well.

Pros: the light stays in place when the visor is open (under canopy) for closed-face helmets; the housing can be bent into preferred shape; the only option for open-face helmets.

Cons: does not stay in place as easily as StickyLight M without some reinforcement; bulkier than a visor-mounted light.

StickyLight M

These flexible circuit boards that adhere to the visor of a closed-face helmet feature ten LEDs designed to be placed in the peripheral of a jumper’s right eye.

Pros: is always in the exact same location; great light coverage with minimal visual invasiveness (the light is about as wide as the frame of most glasses).

Cons: is not present when the visor is up under canopy; disposable and cannot be transferred to a different visor; important to get location exactly right when placing.

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