[NLRS] Fwd: Phone app for grids & bearings
Gary
wb0ljc at comcast.net
Wed May 14 14:46:43 EDT 2025
I just realized that I only sent the reply to Jon. Here it is to NLRS,
as others may be interested. We did talk about it at breakfast last
Saturday.
The only problem I have with HamGPS is that it doesn't give you the
reverse bearing for the other station to use. Still, just have them add
180° and let them figure it out.
73, Gary WBØLJC
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Subject: Re: [NLRS] Phone app for grids & bearings
Date: Wed, 14 May 2025 13:35:04 -0500
From: Gary <wb0ljc at comcast.net>
To: Jon Platt <w0zq at aol.com>
Hi Jon,
I like HamGPS. If you had asked yesterday I could have demoed it for you.
It shows your Grid to 10 digits. What I like is you can preset the
target locations from four to 10 digits if you want. To find a site info
go to the target list and you will see that list of sites you have
entered, the name /grid square (up to 10 digits), the distance and
bearing. The main page has a display of the satellites being received
and a directional arrow to the target. I don't find this arrow very
useful though. It depends on magnetic compass in the phone. If you need
to find a bearing to someone not already in the list you just use the
"set target" on the main screen upper right, then the main screen shows
what you need.
73, Gary LJC
On 5/14/25 08:45, Jon Platt via NLRS wrote:
> Hello NLRS land
>
> What is the latest and greatest Android cell phone app for rovers?
> Tells you what grid you are in and bearings to other grids, and makes
> you a cup of coffee.
>
> Sorry, not an Apple guy.
>
> 73, Jon
> W0ZQ
>
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