Aircraft Cockpit Demo for Android
Very nice! Can customise it for PPG trike? Maximum ground speed 60 kilometers per hour, no need Giro level, and turn coordinator.
I loaded an app to check my sensors in my Android device. And I can see accelerometers changing as they're supposed to and yet this application does not see the accelerometers and is not working.
Decent enough, but the legacy menu is missing, so can't calibrate altimeter (and whatever else may be hidden in the Legacy menu) Running Android 7.1.1 Pixel
5 stars
Useless for flight.
I thought this was a demo, of how it all works. Meaning, "here they are, this is what they look like and this is how they look when in use, sorta deal. Shoot, I barley did get to really look and the pop up came.
Love it
My initial review seems to have disappeared, so for the second time - It is a good fun app that the the dev has put a lot of time into giving them a real instrument appearance. I am looking forward to testing the app against real aircraft instruments to see how accurate they actually are. One disappointment is that the altimeter cannot be set to zero manually, which the dev mentioned in October 2014 would be addressed in the next upgrade. Any news on that please? That sort of improvement would make it a full 5 stars from me, but still a fun app and conversation piece with some practical uses.
AI, arguably the most important instrument of all, rapidly loses calibration. It drifts by ten degrees or more in a few minutes, and comes up in a random orientation when the app is started or restarted. No use at all, especially as an emergency backup instrument. Smartphones have the potential to make flying safer by providing emergency backup instruments in case the installed instruments fail, or in case of accidentally encountering non-VMC in planes without suitable instruments. But not via this app.
To check if you have all the sensors... I can get into the menu only for each instrument. Also, which phone / devices have a pressure sensor? And of them which has the best sensors
5 stars
Useless for flight.
Good
Vertical speed meter is not working and gyro is giving false reading.
Good
Good
I'm not a pilot and this is interesting
good
Calibrated the thing as suggested in instruction. Nothing happens despite switching to GPS output. Besides, 2 min trial time is ridiculous. No real chance to get the hang of it before deciding to keep the app. Ive uninstalled. Totally useless in its current form.
I thought this was a demo, of how it all works. Meaning, "here they are, this is what they look like and this is how they look when in use, sorta deal. Shoot, I barley did get to really look and the pop up came.
Artificial Horizon does not work on my Nexus 5. Works well on Nexus 10 though. Would like to be able to choose which instruments to show (See XPlane Remote Plus app). In my case, I only want to see Altitude and VSI. Would also like to see G meter (acceleration g units). Add setting for keeping screensaver off. Add option to mount at a slightly tilted angle (calibrate on startup). Add knob to adjust pressure on Altitude. Turn coordinator is over sensitive on both my devices. Don't force compass to use GPS when it is alive. I'd rather it stay on mag compass.
Beautiful display and graphics! Seems to work fine on Nexus 4 except for pressure altitude which needs to have ability to set local barometric pressure without which it will be quite inaccurate. Those apps which can do this are accurate to within 10ft. Gyroscopic based AI seemed overly sensitive - it seemed sluggish to return to straight and level but I need to play with the options provided to see if I can get this to settle quicker. All in all, a very useful app as a backup 6-pack. Will consider getting the paid version if the barometric input is added. As others mentioned a slight tilt in installation would be favoured which could be calibrated out.
I love this app! I have a Samsung Galaxy Note 3. Be sure to have your GPS turned ON or it will not function.
I thought this was a demo, of how it all works. Meaning, "here they are, this is what they look like and this is how they look when in use, sorta deal. Shoot, I barley did get to really look and the pop up came.
Very nice
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To check if you have all the sensors... I can get into the menu only for each instrument. Also, which phone / devices have a pressure sensor? And of them which has the best sensors