Specifications

Can I use AIR³ as a GPS system for land navigation?

Yes! Of course. Originally designed for flying, AIR³ is also an ideal tool for many other types of outdoor activities. Based on Android, it can run any Android application. This expands the possible uses without limit. If you need a robust instrument, very readable in direct sunlight, with a large autonomy, waterproof, with a very

How to sync contacts?

By default, your contacts will not sync unless you install an app that will allow to sync them. You can either find the Google contacts sync on APKmirror or by following this link. Use the app corresponding to your Android version.

Can I use an eSIM with AIR³?

The answer is YES! However, you will need to use an eSIM card to convert the AIR³ into an eSIM compatible unit. The eSIM.me solution has been successfully tested, click here. With such eSIM card, where ever you go, you can easily get an eSIM profile to obtain an internet and/or a local phone number

What are the differences between AIR³ 7.3+ V1 and AIR³ 7.3+ V2?

The only difference is the Fanet/Flarm module inside the unit. The consequences are: Note that V2 can receive both Fanet and Flarm but, if a Fanet signal is received from a given pilot, the Flarm signal will be ignored as it would become irrelevant. How to identify if the unit is V1 or V2? There

Is Air³ compatible with polarized glasses?

There is no problem with AIR³ 7.1 and AIR³ 7.2. With AIR³ 7.3, the technology is different. There are different technologies used for polarisation. With some polarised glasses, if you use AIR³ in portrait mode, there will be no problem; in landscape mode, the screen will be darker. With other polarised glasses, there will be

Is Flarm working everywhere?

For more details about Flarm, Fanet and Livetracking, check this FAQ. The Flarm module integrated in AIR³ 7.3+ is using 868 MHz data communication frequency currently. The Flarm module integrated in AIR³ 7.3+ V2 and 7.35+ uses all frequencies used by Flarm worldwide. The module selects automatically the right frequency. 868.2-868.4 MHz (Europe, Africa)869.2 MHz

How can I find my AIR³ that I have lost?

If you have lost your AIR³ or if it has been stolen, you can maybe find it back depending on what you have done when you received it and if you have inserted a SIM card or not. As an Android tablet, you can set a Google account. Make sure to enable location history.By logging

Compatibility with Apple smartphone or computer

A lot of AIR³ pilots are Apple minded. Before going AIR³, they are wondering if they will be able to use AIR³ and if AIR³ is compatible with their Apple computer. AIR³ is based on Android, but you do not need to be familiar with Android to use AIR³. Unlike other flight instruments, AIR³ is

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