Tactical Altimeter MA-12 by Neptune Tactical

This compact military altimeter boasts a sleek, unobtrusive design, smaller than most. It mounts universally via four screws at the base, housed in a robust, aluminum case. Menu navigation is intuitive, saving time and eliminating the need for frequent manual consultations. Raised, tactile buttons ensure ease of use even with thick gloves. Rechargeable via USB, it lasts 6-12 weeks and, with proper care, functions for 10-15 years. Waterproof up to 6 feet for an hour, it features a highly accurate pressure sensor with a 40,000 FT range and a backlit LCD display. Modes include Zero, Standard Offset, and two Absolute Offset modes, programmable in-flight, with QNH and QFE setup in mBar and inHG. It offers canopy alarms and last jump logging. A standard velcro wrist mount bracket includes space for a chemical warmer for cold weather operations. When DZ altitude is set, auto-zero disables, providing simplicity for training jumps and the ability to set absolute pressure and altitude of a remote DZ. NSN: 6660016624428.

• Compact Design: Significantly smaller than most military altimeters
• Versatile Mounting: Four screws at the bottom for universal mounting
• Durable Construction: Robust machined aluminum case
• User-Friendly Menu: No need to constantly refer to manuals
• Enhanced Buttons: Protected and sensitive for gloved use
• Water Resistance: Protected against water up to 6 feet for an hour
• Precise Sensor: Highly accurate electronic pressure sensor up to 40,000 FT
• Easy-to-Read Display: Backlit digital LCD with large numbers
• Multiple Modes: Simple Zero Mode, Standard Offset Mode, and programmable Absolute Offset Modes
• Dual Pressure Units: Supports both mBar and inHG setups
• Safety Feature: Canopy alarms for added security
• Jump Tracking: Records last jump details
• Cold Weather Compatibility: Standard velcro wrist mount with space for chemical warmer
• Low Maintenance: No batteries, filters, or maintenance required
• Pressurized Aircraft Compatibility: Functions well in pressurized aircraft