fpart

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BTW there already is a rollout calculator for the iphone. I got it already...Pretty sweet!

I definitely vote for Brushless speed control apps. Like Tekin, KO, castle, etc!

Nitro182

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x2 on being able to instal Castle software!

EdwardN

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I know this is for nitro guys.
I have this software for Windows based OS and I am pretty sure it will be a lot of guys who wants to have it woking on IPhone, not sure about IToch, will need mic engine and mic attachment. It is audio tachometer. I've used many times, but it required to cary laptop and it is damn heavy (my is Dell Precision M90).
As it is right now is for control line speed FAI airplanes, but it is not dificult to put other equatation with variables, let's say, full gear ratio of the car, tires roll out and heav real speed at given moment. With variables which can be set on screen with GUI.

tpczx6

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Just add it as a contact in your phone
been doing that for years now.

Ricky/C

I can't get apps downloaded here in SA Could you make these work on a Blackberry? And do you program in Java? What do I need to get a app on my BB?

Mark506

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+1. That's what I do, and same with locker combos, ect.

jhberger

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Just installed CrossWeight on my iPhone. $1.99. You need scales to provide the weights, then enter each wheel weight and it calculates all the percentages. Very helpful. You can email the results automatically. Sort of helpful. It has 5 "pages", so you can weigh the car 5 times before having to write over the first session.

Also, "Spreadsheet" can import Excel files that you can then edit. If you have setup sheets in Excel, you can fill them out on your iPhone. $9.99. I'll have to think about that one.

ab1105

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Note that my friend designed "gearit" for the iphone. The new version is available at the itunes app store right now. There is a review of the old version under features in my website www.rcracing2.com . A review of the new 2.0 version will be up as soon as he sends me the screen shots.

Tony Rice

In addition to the setup stuff. A spot for your fast lap time, qualifying time and main laps would be great.

With the qual time, maybe even a space for a few of your closest competitors. So the next race at that track, you have an idea of where you might have been the previous race.

I can't wait for an app like this.

trailranger

How about a setup diagnostics program. Like you enter my car is loose at mid corner. And it replys with check list of items to check.

Or my car is unpredictable at corner entry. And it replys with a check list of things that may be broken or wrongly setup.



Another idea would be practice lap timing. My cell phone has a stop watch but after 20 laps, it stops counting. So I need a 100 lap counter and save function with notes. Now if the app could somehow use the camera or the tilt to detect motion in a zone of the video frame it could be used to auto-count laps.

A very cool app would be a body-paint layout designer. Pick the body type( buggy, sedan, truck ect ect) Pick the layout design (flame, dots, paint drips ect ect). Tweak the sizes or layers and choose colors.

Vspeeds

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I'm just getting back into racing since 1990. I'll buy an iphone app.

ab1105

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I wish it was that easy to diagnosis. Its really more complicated that that. No iphone program will solve those problems. You have to use your head on this sort of stuff.

killingtime

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Actually that idea was originally brought up by the guy who started this thread.

Like I said in a previous post, if an app was laid out to work as an electronic version of the XXXMain book it would work just fine. For example, if you were to click on "Loose off power", it could come up with a drop down list with the first possible solution on top "Stiffen front springs" then "Soften rear springs" then "Thicker front shock oil" etc...
This set up assist app would not have to be car specific to work.

The reason that these types of apps, or any apps for that matter, are developed is so you don't have to use your head on this sort of stuff.

not trying to bust your balls, just try to give constructive criticism.

xrayzone

That would be cool! I allready have the gearit app and it's great!

jhwnissan

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I LOVE the idea of using the phone with motion sensing as a lap timer. That is always my problem when I go to the track with no transponder.