The app determines altitude using data from multiple GPS satellites. It allows users to capture dated photographs with altitude information, useful for navigation and emergencies.
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The app uses phone sensors to detect location and calculate azimuth and elevation for satellite antenna alignment. Augmented Reality View shows satellite icons through the camera, aiding in line-of-sight checks.
Determine optimal times by simulating sun and moon positions. Check sunrise, sunset, moonrise, and moonset times. View direction and altitude of sun and moon. Access moon phase data and twilight calendar.
Navigation provides perpetual almanac and star finder chart with animation. Calculates lines of position, object data, and meridian passage. Supports running fixes and astronomical position calculations with multiple star observations.
Measures altitude using barometric pressure. Adjust Kollsman setting for current barometer or set to 29.92 inches of mercury. Syncs with iPhone 6 and later models using Apple and Bosch sensors. Does not support older iPhone or iPad models.
Displays real-time device orientation relative to magnetic fields. Switch between true and magnetic North. Shows location coordinates, course, speed, and altitude. Tracks movement and provides directional data.
Measure distances and angles using a rangefinder and inclinometer. View real-time compass direction and GPS location. Overlay maps and take geo-tagged photos or videos. Calculate navigation routes and track elevation changes.
Bike Tour provides offline route navigation and essential trip details. Users can access preloaded information about their cycling tour. The displays route guidance, points of interest, and logistical details.