Air Density & RAD meter PRO app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: ISEnet
First release : 20 Mar 2014
App size: 2.62 Mb
This app provides the air density, density altitude, relative air density, relative horsepower, dyno correction factor, dew point, virtual temperature, altitude setting and real pressure, which are valuable variables in relation to jetting, dyno testing, avionics or golf. To calculate it, the application uses temperature, altitude, humidity and atmospheric pressure values. The input data can be automatically obtained from the GPS and the nearest weather station or manually introduced.
The application is made up of three tabs that are described next:
- Results: In this tab, the calculated air density, density altitude, relative air density (RAD), relative horsepower, dyno correction factor, dew point, virtual temperature, altitude setting and real pressure are shown.
- Weather: you can set the values for current temperature, pressure, altitude and humidity. The values of this screen can be manually set or can be loaded by the application reading the data from the nearest weather station (from the GPS tab).
- GPS: This tab allows to use the location service (using GPS or WiFi) to get the current position and altitude, and connect to an external service to get the weather conditions of the nearest weather station (temperature, pressure and humidity).
The app let you use different measure units: ºC y ºF for temperatures, meter and feet for altitude, and mb, hPa, mmHg, inHg y atm for pressures.
Latest reviews of Air Density & RAD meter PRO app for iPhone and iPad
Seems to work great with WiFi internet connection. Wont get weather using cellular data with no WiFi available.
This will no doubt help me keep my scooter jetting in check. One thing that could be addressed is that the altitude box in the weather tab cant be edited, at least on a 4S 7.1.1. No matter what I enter it goes to -150 in feet or -40 in meters.
Great app for drag racing - if it were to be able to track and graph over a time like a day at track we think it would replace equipment costing thousands for average racer
I use this tool for flying control line model planes and making sure we have the right mixture of nitro in our fuel. Having enough power to perform well determines if you will place in competition. I also use it to check the humidity before painting my planes. Anything over 50% and the paint hold moisture causing problems. So this is a double duty tool for me. I use it a lot.