[NLRS] Apple Applications

[Joe Belany]

I too have the maidenhead locator with the lighthouse.  Compared it to my Garmin and it seems quite accurate.

 
Joe, AI9Z
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1948 Cessna 140
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________________________________
 From: Bruce Richardson <w9fz at w9fz.com>
To: NLRS at mailman.qth.net 
Sent: Saturday, August 25, 2012 8:32 PM
Subject: Re: [NLRS] Apple Applications
 


Hi Dave:

I run an Apple Iphone 4S.
I've downloaded two (different) Apps that call themselves Maidenhead
when they are icons on my phone. I use the one with a "lighthouse" logo
the most to determine my current position. The second one's logo has
like a Log Periodic antenna with offset elements.  This one does
"distance and bearing". Just type in the target location (either lat/lon
or maidenhead grid) and it computes bearing and distance. It defaults to
taking your current location but can easily be filled with a start
location of your choosing.  I got both at the AppStore.

Now what's the name on this cool compass App you were mentioning? I need
to go get that.

Let's see what other Apps folks mention.
73
Bruce Richardson PA/W9FZ


-----Original Message-----
From: nlrs-bounces at mailman.qth.net [mailto:nlrs-bounces at mailman.qth.net]
On Behalf Of Kleindl, Scanner
Subject: [NLRS] Apple Applications

Hello Again    After this last weekend of Microwaving I was wondering if
anyone would know of a App that we use today That one can use on the
iPhone and or iPad similar to the Palm called Grid Locator and a program
called WINGRID used on the PC. For those I am talking about a program
that you can enter in the Grid square of both ends and out comes the
bearing for both ends with Mileage. Anyone. Thanks. Working 12 days
straight Dave NØKP

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