The Tripmeter ARM V1, engineered for rallying, brings precision, simplicity, and reliability into your cockpit. Whether you’re navigating a gravel stage or cruising through recces, here’s what you need to know to get the most from this vital tool.
It’s not just a tripmeter: this compact, GPS-based unit combines multiple key instruments:
Tripmeter (with forward/backward distance control)
GPS-synced Clock
Stopwatch
Speedometer with adjustable speed alert
No wheel sensors needed. Just mount it, power it, and you’re good to go.
Use the ARM V1 in these situations:
Stage reconnaissance (recce): record distances for precise pace notes.
Liaison sections: track road book distances.
Training stages: hone your co-driver communication and pace note accuracy.
Competitive stages: to record timings precisely and during road sections to keep distances under control.
Mount using rear M4 threaded holes or the 1-inch RAM-compatible ball mount.
Power via USB-C or 12V line.
Ensure good GPS visibility (e.g., dashboard or windshield area).
White button: resets the tripmeter.
Red button: for settings and specific functions.
Direction lever: instant toggle of distance direction.
Function lever: cycles through Tripmeter, Clock, Stopwatch, and Speedometer.
Tripmeter: measures distance with direction control. You can calibrate it if needed.
Clock: adjust time zone for accurate scheduling.
Stopwatch: perfect for stage timings or manual section tracking.
Speedometer: live GPS speed readout, with programmable speed warning.
Mount for visibility: place it where the co-driver can read and operate it instantly
Remote buttons: Ideal for immediate control of both buttons while driving
Use in pairs: One ARM V1 for distance, one dedicated to stopwatch/timekeeping, or have a look to V2 version!
The Tripmeter ARM V1 is a no-nonsense rally tool built for real-world conditions, easy to set up, and designed with feedback from pro drivers and co-drivers. Whether you’re a rookie on a 2WD course or syncing times in Rally2 spec, this device keeps your notes tight and your stage performance sharp.
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