Kneeboard and mission planner for Android released
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Will there be a way to import missions, sir?
I will research how to do it, if the files are in a easy format, sure no problem will be really easy.
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Another excellent tool thanks. Is it feasable to have an A to Z across the top of the brevity dictionary OR a flick switch A -Z / Z-A to speed access
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Thanks a ton for your excellent work! Will it work on a tablet in landscape mode, too?
All the best,
Uwe
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Another excellent tool thanks. Is it feasable to have an A to Z across the top of the brevity dictionary OR a flick switch A -Z / Z-A to speed access
Hi Cobalt,
Nice idea, something like this? http://s3.amazonaws.com/helpmecode/tutorials/12/xJ8tq.png
If so, I can surely do it.
Thanks a ton for your excellent work! Will it work on a tablet in landscape mode, too?
All the best,
Uwe
Hi Uwe,
Yes, it has been tested on landscape modes, as well as on a tablet. If you have any issues, please let me know, maybe even a screenshot if something looks off. There are different data card sizes selectable in the settings menu, depending on the size of your screen you may want a larger or smaller size.
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Thanks mate, 5/5 from me on google play. a “Must-have” for any BMS enthusiast with an android device…
Uwe
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Hi Cobalt,
Nice idea, something like this? http://s3.amazonaws.com/helpmecode/tutorials/12/xJ8tq.png
If so, I can surely do it.
Down or across is all good but even the A -Z / Z-A (high low, low high)
switch
similar to how windows folder contents can be sorted would be good. But its still very useful just as it is anyway. Thanks -
How is this working with 4.33?
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How is this working with 4.33?
Adding datacard sections for some new stuff like laser codes, and need to add 4.33 korea charts. Been real busy with school stuff, but I’ll focus on smaller updates.
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OK, now the important question. I know computers, how to build them and maintain them. But I have never had a tablet of any kind. I have a basic cell phone that never rings, and I like it that way. So, If I wanted to buy, say an 8-10" device to use this software on, what should I get? I don’t care about using it as a phone, but I would want Wi-Fi. I have been on eBay and Amazon looking at hundreds of them, but cannot make up my mind. I would like to spend less than $200. Yes I am a cheap bastage Just some advise would be appreciated.
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I’ve installed it on my phone, it’s really easy to use, a hard one ( in all senses) like me even got to understand something at my first attempt.
I gave it five stars on Google Play, you really deserved it, OldGoat, you’re skilled indeed.
Bravo!Best regards,
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OK, now the important question. I know computers, how to build them and maintain them. But I have never had a tablet of any kind. I have a basic cell phone that never rings, and I like it that way. So, If I wanted to buy, say an 8-10" device to use this software on, what should I get? I don’t care about using it as a phone, but I would want Wi-Fi. I have been on eBay and Amazon looking at hundreds of them, but cannot make up my mind. I would like to spend less than $200. Yes I am a cheap bastage Just some advise would be appreciated.
Hmm… as long as it has at least Android 4.1 it is fine. I just use my phone, Samsung Galaxy S4. I would suggest getting one that could meet some other needs you may have too. A few people use the Samsung Tab4, but I don’t have any tablet besides emulators and borrowed ones for testing. Watch out for cheapy screens though, I have seen some tablets that were really cheap, but the screen had really bad viewing angle, unusable to see from the knees.
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OK, now the important question. I know computers, how to build them and maintain them. But I have never had a tablet of any kind. I have a basic cell phone that never rings, and I like it that way. So, If I wanted to buy, say an 8-10" device to use this software on, what should I get? I don’t care about using it as a phone, but I would want Wi-Fi. I have been on eBay and Amazon looking at hundreds of them, but cannot make up my mind. I would like to spend less than $200. Yes I am a cheap bastage Just some advise would be appreciated.
I bought an iRulu X7 for $42 on Amazon for just this purpose. WiFi only. I use DropBox to sync a Daily Missions folder across our “flying club” and it works well using the datacards from WDP. What you can’t see directly, you can zoom into and move the image aroud, including OldGoat’s wonderful electronic flight bag. I have a regular knee board, and this little tablet fits right under the clip.
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Added 4.33 charts, quick chart system, collapsible chart viewer. Going to have to add an expansion system since the charts are maxing out Google’s storage limits. New screen shots added to the first post.
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Ive put this on my chrome book and it is one hell of a help when flying. Thanks
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Sir! Thank u.
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nice job
can we load dtc taken from wdp?
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nice job
can we load dtc taken from wdp?
Not now, I want to have a desktop program that will load your stuff in automatically. But it looks like I got to reverse engineer the .tac files to find the info so it will take time.
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Added Carrier frequencies, Bugfixes.
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Not now, I want to have a desktop program that will load your stuff in automatically. But it looks like I got to reverse engineer the .tac files to find the info so it will take time.
Hi,
I use the Weapon Delivery Planner programmed by Falcas. I guess, it’s not necessary to “reinvent the wheel”. I should be easier to find together with Falcas a solution to display the output from WDP (“DataCard” and “CoordinationCard”) in your software.
Greets Prot