I’ll break down what each of these new features offer below. The Dual position format allows you to display simultaneously two sets of coordinate systems, for example MGRS and Latitude/Longitude on the one screen.
Night vision mode changes the backlight setting of the screen to reduce to a level that won’t interfere with your vision when using night vision goggles.
Stealth mode disables storage and sharing of GPS position and disable wireless comms. Stealth mode still allows you to see your current GPS position but the locations are not saved to the device’s memory or shared. This is useful if you need to still use GPS functionality on the watch but are in a location that should not be stored.
Jumpmaster allows three jump types: High Altitude-High Opening (HAHO), High Altitude-Low Opening (HALO) and Static. This feature is designed to give you information on the speed of descent and altitude. Settings can be customised further including Desired Impact Point (DIP) and wind set up. Altitude information is based on the Barometric Altimeter, calibrated before using Jumpmaster. Altitude data is updated once per second.
Those are all the feature changes for the new models apart from the new colour offers and the $150 AUD price difference between the tactical editions and original versions.
