Pieps 30°PLUS XT
Pieps 30° Plus XT is an electronic tilt meter so that you can easily, quickly and uncomplicatedly check the tilt angle. Indication of inclination angle and outdoor temperature (°C or °F).
The inclinometer is easy to attach to all standard ski poles and helps you improve slope assessment of avalanche danger. Pieps 30° Plus XT has a replaceable battery and has a shock-absorbing construction.
TECHNICAL FACTS:
Name: PIEPS 30°PLUS XT
Dimensions: (length, width, thickness) 105x23x13 mm
Weight: 40 grams
Battery: 1x lithium-CR1225, 3 V, 50 mAh
Minimum battery life: 1000 measurements, 3-5 years
Changing the battery: Yes, you can
Guaranteed function: Between – 20°C and +45°C
Inclinometer range: 0° to 90°, with ±1° error tolerance at 0°C
The inclinometer is easy to attach to all standard ski poles and helps you improve slope assessment of avalanche danger. Pieps 30° Plus XT has a replaceable battery and has a shock-absorbing construction.
TECHNICAL FACTS:
Name: PIEPS 30°PLUS XT
Dimensions: (length, width, thickness) 105x23x13 mm
Weight: 40 grams
Battery: 1x lithium-CR1225, 3 V, 50 mAh
Minimum battery life: 1000 measurements, 3-5 years
Changing the battery: Yes, you can
Guaranteed function: Between – 20°C and +45°C
Inclinometer range: 0° to 90°, with ±1° error tolerance at 0°C
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Strengths:
Easy to use, readily available, fast, reliable.
Weaknesses:
The price.
Summary:
I was skeptical about this inclinometer. It felt unnecessarily expensive for a function that can be obtained for free in an app on the mobile phone. Even so, I bought a copy last season and must say that it has its clear advantages. Always easily accessible and not dependent on a mobile whose battery can discharge at any time due to the cold. It sits well on the stick. I can take the measurement in an instant with gloves on and don't have to open my trouser pocket, pick up my phone and unlock the screen. But I still think it's at least twice as expensive for what it's worth.
Easy to use, readily available, fast, reliable.
Weaknesses:
The price.
Summary:
I was skeptical about this inclinometer. It felt unnecessarily expensive for a function that can be obtained for free in an app on the mobile phone. Even so, I bought a copy last season and must say that it has its clear advantages. Always easily accessible and not dependent on a mobile whose battery can discharge at any time due to the cold. It sits well on the stick. I can take the measurement in an instant with gloves on and don't have to open my trouser pocket, pick up my phone and unlock the screen. But I still think it's at least twice as expensive for what it's worth.
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Strengths:
Easy to use, temperature gauge, good display, easily accessible via the rod assembly, weight and reliability. Can also be operated with gloves on.
Weaknesses:
The price
Summary:
It always does its job and also perfect for running out on the mountain to train your eye how much it actually slopes, which is good to have a natural feel for. Have tried other cheaper variants but I didn't like them at all, so you get what you pay for.
Easy to use, temperature gauge, good display, easily accessible via the rod assembly, weight and reliability. Can also be operated with gloves on.
Weaknesses:
The price
Summary:
It always does its job and also perfect for running out on the mountain to train your eye how much it actually slopes, which is good to have a natural feel for. Have tried other cheaper variants but I didn't like them at all, so you get what you pay for.