Battery shows the actual battery voltage. The upper segments of the
display will only indicate while charging, after which a full charge is
indicated with around 80% of the segments showing, which is around
4 volts. “BAtt” will flash whenever the battery voltage drops to level “2”
on the battery display. To avoid damaging the battery, recharge if it
becomes empty.
The time clock has a separate back-up battery and is recharged along
with the main battery.
The G-Meter is the next option on the SET menu and this shows the
strength of gravitational or centrifugal force acting on the pilot and
normally indicates approximately 1G at rest, displayed as G 1_00
Higher “G” may be encountered during a turn or dive and the G-Meter
will indicate this to 2 decimal places, for example: G 2_15 (i.e. just over
twice the Earth’s gravitational force).
The maximum G-force encountered during your flight can be seen
in the left sub menu. This will be permanently stored and will only be
updated if higher G-force is registered. This reading can be reset back
with a long key press.
This is followed by temperature in degrees Celsius which equates
to local air temperature if the vario is not heated by sunlight or body
temperature etc. A long press gives temperature in Fahrenheit.
Humidity % is shown next and can be a useful indication of saturation
as you approach cloud formations.