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  • Varios that Sound like the full size versions...

    Once in a while I hear (online in a video) a variometer that is similar-sounding tones as full size systems; in other words, that soft rising / falling tone as opposed to the Spektrum systems I use now. Anyone care to point me to that / those Manufacturers...

    Thanks.

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    Someone else thinks about this! For years I have searched without success for a good sounding vario. Tasman comes to mind for full-scale. Pleasant to listen to. I swear I overhear Spektrum varios at Cumberland that sound like a nice soft whistle...
    I even complain about full-scale varios. They have every bell and whistle when it comes to what the vario displays, but one option for sound!? I just purchased a new LX Nav S100 and It should have 15 different options for sound but it has basically 1 sound.

    With that said, I have tried Graupner, FrSky, PitLab for models and they all sound the same - digital beeps.

    Good luck and let us know what you find




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    • JoeN
      JoeN commented
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      As far as I know, all you can do is lower the volume!

  • #3
    The standard Vario function on the Jeti DC/DS-16 TX has a similar audio output to full scale. It's switched on and off through a selectable switch and has a separate volume control from announcements, warnings, etc. I have a sensor installed on two of my sailplanes.

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    • #4
      Thanks gentlemen; it occurred to me the sound I like is kinda flute-like sound. Soft - complimenting the art of ascending. Ring a bell (bad pun) with anyone?

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      • #5
        It's been awhile but in the older sailplanes I flew it started out as a soft constant tone but as the rate changed it started to get louder and pulsed in a "beeping" sound, If I remember correctly. That was back in the 80's.

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        • #6
          Is this the sound you're looking for?

          Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

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          • #7
            Originally posted by BryanB View Post
            Is this the sound you're looking for?

            Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
            Yes - typical of my full size experiences as well. Flute-like and easy on the ears. Time to ask the Pros on the European circuit where they employ this equipment.

            Thanks Bryan.
            Last edited by Parallax; 03-19-2020, 12:29 AM.

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            • #8
              Originally posted by BryanB View Post
              Is this the sound you're looking for?

              Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
              Thanks for posting...brings back some happy (and a few scary) moments from my own full scale soaring days. These sounds are what my own reflexes are tuned to! I did not get the 'flute' reference reference originally but I see the connection now. Happiness was the rapidly increasing tone just at cloud base.... : )

              Barry

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              • #9
                The sound is no problem but what about that yaw string. I most of us could do better with RC.

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