Altimaster
III Many
colors in stock At Rainbow Parachute Inc
at Skydive Orange Inc. |
Altimaster
altimeters have set the standard for nearly half a century, and we are
starting off the next century in the same way. For those of you who are
not satisfied with anything less than the ultimate altimeter -- this IS
the ultimate altimeter.
Our most popular altimeter, the Aluminum Altimaster III
features robust metal casing, wider lens and faceplate for
ease of reading, and a sturdy wrist strap.
The Aluminum Altimaster III is now available in your choice of Black,
Purple, Red, Blue or Silver frames.
The Altimaster III has an altitude range of 16,000 feet, marked in
250 foot increments. The face of the Altimaster III is highlighted with
a yellow caution and red warning arc that starts at 3,000 feet. The
Altimaster III contains a durable mechanism made from temperature
compensating metals for minimal friction and precision accuracy.
The Altimaster III can be comfortably worn with a hand mount or a
Velcro wrist mount band that fits to, or can be mounted upon any
parachutist's glove.
The Altimaster III, and Altimaster III Metric, are available
throughout the world from dealers of Alti-2 Inc., the name that stands
for quality, superior technology, and customer
responsiveness in aviation sports equipment.
The
Altimaster II was originally designed by Stephen L. Snyder almost 50
years ago. The Altimaster II face is a registered trademark and is
internationally recognized.
Steve Snyder introduced the Altimaster concept of: 0-12,000' which
was founded on the belief that most people are accustomed to reading a
clock face, and that a freefall takes about 60 seconds -- one sweep of
the second hand. The needle points at the numbers and does not cover
them up.
The Altimaster II contains a durable mechanism made from temperature
compensating metals for minimal friction and precision accuracy with an
altitude range of 16,000 feet. Available with feet or metric face.
A unique version of the Altimaster II was created especially for
President Bush.