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]

castle link ported over!!!

[BL_RV0]

Originally Posted by shaunjohnson

castle link ported over!!!

+1!!!!!

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

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]

Originally Posted by cembom

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?]

Originally Posted by cembom

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

Originally Posted by simplechamp

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]

Originally Posted by Eric G

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]

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

[Finnster]

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

Originally Posted by FG101C

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.

Originally Posted by Finnster

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]

Originally Posted by Finnster

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]

Originally Posted by BL_RV0

+1!!!!!

+2!!! on the castle link