My favorites :

http://www.flytec.com (unfortunatly only visible when ActiveX is supported :
unusable, but the units are good)
http://www.brauniger.de/

or
http://www.aircotec.ch/

Regards Daniel
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Dave Sirockin schrieb in Nachricht
<968614523.16456.0.nnrp-13.c2de9745@news.demon.co.uk>...
:I've had my glider for a few months now and I'd like to get a vario. A
:useful piece of advice I've had is to think long-term and get something
that
:I'll want to use for a few years. So what should I look for? Do they
:normally come with integrated altimeters? Do they all have audible
:warnings? Are these (or do they need to be) configurable. What are the
:best models about? What should I be paying.
:
:Oh and if anyone's got a decent second hand one they'd like to flog me (UK)
:I'd be interested.
:
:If this subject's been done to death on here before; would someone point me
:to a suitable archive?
:
:Cheers,
:
:Dave
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