It might be small but it packs a big punch. Marcus King takes a look at this entry-level flight instrument
19 October, 2026, by Marcus King
The Nimo is the new entry-level instrument from Naviter. It’s essentially a slimmed down version of the Omni and comes in two versions: Nimo; and Nimo Fanet+, which adds Fanet and Flarm plus ADS-L transmission (more about that here).
Reduced functionality means it can run on a less powerful processor. But there has been no compromise on the vario – the sensors are exactly the same as in Naviter’s high-end instruments.
The Nimo is a small unit: 97mm x 71mm x 25mm and weighing 222g. With its Velcro back it’s designed for an instrument panel, but leg and riser mounting is also possible.
The two versions of the Nimo: bottom with and top without Fanet / Flarm. Photo: Marcus King
Three buttons on one side handle power and plus / minus volume control. Besides the USB-C there’s also a SIM slot. The...
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