Flytec 6020 * - Manual (Page 45)

Operating Manual Flytec 6020
7.1 Landing in Water
In case you are forced to land in water with your 6020-GPS and it may have penetrated the
instrument, there is still a chance to save the instrument or at least some of its parts.
Once water has intruded the GPS module it is then irrevocably lost. Take out all batteries
as fast as possible, thereby the circuit is disconnected from power supply. Then afterwards
the casing can be opened.
In presence of aggressive liquids, such as salt water, place the circuit board and all parts
affected by the salt water into warmed freshwater for a minimum of about ½ hour. Thereafter
dry the instrument carefully with warm air (hair dryer). It is also recommended to remove the
flat cable of the keypad.
Please return imperatively the dried instrument to Flytec Company for final check over.
Any claim under Warranty is void after a Water landing.
8 Technical Data
Dimensions: 178 x 95 x 40 mm
Weight: 425 Gram (without harness)
Power supply: 2 or 4 pieces Alkaline batteries AA, 1.5V
Battery operation time: > 20 hrs. per Bank, i.e >40h
Altimeter: max. 8000 m Scale 1m
Variometer: analogue ± 8 m/s Scale 0,2 m/s
digital ± 100 m/s Resolution 0,1 m/s
Speed wind vane digital 0 up to 120 km/h
Waypoints: 200 WP
Routes: 20 Routes with max. 30 WP each
Max. storage time: 48 hrs. Flight time at 10 s recording interval
max. 291 hrs. at 60 s recording interval
Restricted Areas 20 CTR’s free of charge, 150 CTR’s as charged service
Number of Tracklog points: 21 000
Number of recorded flights: 100
Data memory and transfer according to the IGC format
Screen resolution
38’400 Pixel / 240 x 160 Pixel ( = 1/8 VGA )
Operating temperature -15 C° ... 45 °C
Harness items for hang gliders and para gliders are available.
The technical data may be altered without prior notification at anytime. Software upgrades
can be made via Internet by downloading the latest firmware version from our homepage
onto the user PC.
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