Recon Instruments' GPS goggles go skydiving
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Recon is offering the Flight HUD for a limited time
Jeb Corliss has been testing a prototype Flight HUD
The Flight HUD adapts Recon hardware toward skydiving, BASE jumping and wingsuit flying
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For the past several ski seasons, Recon Instruments has been designing, tweaking and partnering with other companies on its GPS-based ski goggles, which provide real-time feedback about speed, distance, vertical and other key indicators. The company has now officially re-purposed its technology for skydiving, BASE jumping and wingsuit flying.
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