GPS-based position tracker and logger for rockets, balloons, airplanes.

Barometric altimeter for dual deployment, programmable and configurable via optional LCD terminal

Electronic barometric altimeter for model rockets, with double deployment and data transmission.

Protect your Jolly Logic Chute Release with this clever accessory.

Safety switch for on-board electronics.
The Missile Works Screw Switch ensures perfect contact immune to shocks and vibrations.

“Dual deployment” the easy way.
A clever device to turn any rocket into a dual recovery.

Mount your Jolly Logic altimeter easily.
A useful mount to secure your AltimeterOne, AltimeterTwo or AltimeterThree to yoru rocket.

Get all the information of your rocket flight.
Very small, self contained altimeter for model rocketry. It is small enough to fit in most rockets, and it provides 10 key flight measures on a display.

All the power of TeleMetrum without GPS and telemetry link. The EasyMega is a high-end recording dual-deploy altimeter for high power model rocketry. It has the same features of TeleMega without the GPS and telemetry link.

Dual deployment and flight recording in a stamp-sized device.

A very small barometric recording dual-deployment altimeter for rockets.

The AltimeterOne is the easiest way to find out how high your rocket went. Just latch it on the bottom of the nose cone, and launch it. The LCD display shows the exact peak altitude reached by your rocket.

Barometric altimeter and flight recorder with double ejection capability for high performance rocket models. Totally programmable and equipped with a third channel for different uses.

Barometric altimeter for dual-deployment in high performance model rockets, programmable directly from the board.

LCD terminal for configuring and reading data from the RRC2L and RRC3 Missile Works altimeters

Data interface for MicroPeak and MicroSplash altimeters. It connects to the PC via an USB port and reads the data from the altimeter through an optical interface.

Digital altimeter to be mounted on board rocket models to know the altitude reached.