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danhfvcsd 09.28.2009 05:02 PM

iPhone/itouch RC applications... Ideas please!
 
Hey guys :). Do you guys have any cool RC aplications or anything? I have a gearing app and also found one called lipolog that you can enter ur battery data and then it gives a bit of a graph of you battery life and stuff...

I was asking if the fella made any other stuff for cars and trucks and he then asked what I was looking for and he'd see what he can do about creating some!

So I'm stuck for ideas now.. So what useful apps do you guys wanna see out there??

shaunjohnson 09.28.2009 05:34 PM

castle link ported over!!!

BL_RV0 09.28.2009 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by shaunjohnson (Post 323778)
castle link ported over!!!

+1!!!!!

Eric G 09.28.2009 06:33 PM

Problem with a Castle Link port would be a cable to connect the iPod to the Castle Link.

cembom 09.28.2009 09:24 PM

I believe theres an app like it already but something for measuring speed. I mean just strap your phone on it and make a couple passes and it records data. I believe my friend has an app like that that measures 0-60 and gs and stuff in his car but I dont really know so just an idea

simplechamp 09.28.2009 11:36 PM

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Originally Posted by cembom (Post 323845)
I believe theres an app like it already but something for measuring speed. I mean just strap your phone on it and make a couple passes and it records data. I believe my friend has an app like that that measures 0-60 and gs and stuff in his car but I dont really know so just an idea

I would have to be WAY more confident in my driving skills to strap a $200 phone to my E-Revo!

What's_nitro? 09.29.2009 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by cembom (Post 323845)
I believe theres an app like it already but something for measuring speed. I mean just strap your phone on it and make a couple passes and it records data. I believe my friend has an app like that that measures 0-60 and gs and stuff in his car but I dont really know so just an idea

http://www.rc-monster.com/forum/showthread.php?t=23771

danhfvcsd 09.29.2009 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by simplechamp (Post 323867)
I would have to be WAY more confident in my driving skills to strap a $200 phone to my E-Revo!

dood - my iphone is just shy of a grand here!! bloody ridiculous - glad i got it on a plan and the business pays it all -lol-

ive seen a few similar apps to the g-force ones, but never realised it had an accelerometer in it tho - always kinda figured they worked off the gps - anything that works off that on my phone cant be trusted 80% of the time -lol-

FG101C 09.29.2009 11:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric G (Post 323794)
Problem with a Castle Link port would be a cable to connect the iPod to the Castle Link.

Shouldn't be a problem. My iPhone came with a cable that plugs into the bottom of the phone and a USB plug on the other end. Live streaming Internet radio through my car stereo is so nice.

bruce750i 09.29.2009 11:57 AM

I use the free app called "units" its a conversion calc. Mostly safari to hit RCM!

Finnster 09.29.2009 01:56 PM

BrianG should turn his top spd calc into an app. He's clearly not busy enough. Charge a buck a he would be riach :)

Eric G 09.29.2009 02:06 PM

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Originally Posted by FG101C (Post 323938)
Shouldn't be a problem. My iPhone came with a cable that plugs into the bottom of the phone and a USB plug on the other end. Live streaming Internet radio through my car stereo is so nice.

Yes but that cable uses a type-A USB connector while the Castle Link uses a mini-b connector.

danhfvcsd 09.29.2009 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Finnster (Post 323963)
BrianG should turn his top spd calc into an app. He's clearly not busy enough. Charge a buck a he would be riach :)

+1 i'd pay for it!!

BrianG 09.29.2009 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Finnster (Post 323963)
BrianG should turn his top spd calc into an app. He's clearly not busy enough. Charge a buck a he would be riach :)

Oh, I'm busy enough. I have several projects in the works just waiting for funds. Lots of ideas and no cash and time. Bad combination. And anyway, I don't have, nor do I plan to get an iPhone/iTouch anytime in the near future. Besides, aren't these devices web-enabled? If so, why not just go to the website? Saves me having to build and compile new versions all the time. The web version is easy and fast to update.

YogyBrushless 09.30.2009 05:00 AM

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Originally Posted by BL_RV0 (Post 323781)
+1!!!!!

+2!!! on the castle link:mdr:

shaunjohnson 09.30.2009 06:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cembom (Post 323845)
I believe theres an app like it already but something for measuring speed. I mean just strap your phone on it and make a couple passes and it records data. I believe my friend has an app like that that measures 0-60 and gs and stuff in his car but I dont really know so just an idea


spektrum DX3s $400aud
eagle tree data logger, $70aud
hot wheels speed gun, $30aud
iphone + dynolicious software, $too much AUD

cembom 09.30.2009 08:46 AM

Iphone 3g is only about 99 usd plus cant be more than 10.99 for the sofware right? and come on im sure that if you were going to use your phone or ipod you wouldnt just tape it too the lid, as long as its safely secured under the body it should be pretty safe. I was also just giving ideas. I use the speed calc on my phone all the time.

feistyacorn 09.30.2009 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Eric G (Post 323966)
Yes but that cable uses a type-A USB connector while the Castle Link uses a mini-b connector.

Castle Creations can make a iphone/itouch cable that plugs into the bottom of the iphone/itouch. When you buy the cable it could give you a code to download the software from the apple store. I would buy it for sure!!!!

hootie7159 09.30.2009 03:23 PM

Brians speed calculator is a shortcut on my iPhone app page... :)

zeropointbug 09.30.2009 08:29 PM

Yeah, their should be a R/C tailored 'dyno' app on the iPod-T/iPhone... a friend of mine has the dyno app. and I must say it is pretty neat, just enter vehicle weight and you are off! Tells 0-60 times, your HP (but not torque obviously), 1/8 mile, 1/4 mile, 0-30feet, 0-60feet, etc.


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