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#11 SunMan

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Posted 04 February 2015 - 08:33 PM

 

 

Radio Paradise for music.

Good to see another RP listener ;-)


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#12 Bill D

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Posted 05 February 2015 - 04:16 AM

Knots 3D

 

I like to try to tie cool knots.  It's fun.

I don't use them enough to remember them, so the app is handy.


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#13 clikrf8

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Posted 06 February 2015 - 01:29 AM

Oh my, I use a lot of them on my ipad:

 

topo maps: Gaia, You Need a Map, Maplets, Scenic Map west, Scenic Map Grand Canyon, Avenza topo

 

maps: Google, Maps (Apple), Google earth, Public Lands, Benchmark (Oregon, California, New Mexico)

 

photography: Photographers' Ephemeris, Stand Here

 

skies, stars and water: Hi Tide, Moon phases, Sunrise and Fall, Star Walk, Star Chart

 

state geography: Geology series for AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, UT, WA, WY

 

camping: Allstays, Camp and Tent (Allstays for tenters), West Coast RV Camping (Moon book), Publiccamppro, RecGovCamp, USFS and BLM campgrounds, Campwhere, Campfinder

 

fuel: Gas Buddy

 

locations: Where To, iExit, Allstays Rest Stops, Sanidumps, Ghost Towns, History Here, Lost Places, Trip Advisor

 

national parks: Chimani series, Oh ranger, a few for specific parks (Zion, Total Tetons, Yellowstone, Moab, Bryce), Canyon Country, NGS Park Guides 

 

nature ID: Audubon/Nature Share series (Nature California, Northwest Nature, Rocky Mountain Nature, southwest Nature, Audubon Guides to animals, birds, flowers, trees, California wildflowers, Audubon hummingbirds, Audubon Owls,Audubon Butterflies,  iBird West, Peterson Birds, Peterson Hummingbirds, Peak Finder, WA Flowers

 

area info: Traveler series (ID, UT, WY) Garfield County, State Lines, CCW (guns), Southern Idaho Tourism

 

state parks: Pocket Ranger series (MT, UT, WA, WY), state parks Coinforge (CA, ID, NM, OR, UT), Calparks, CA Parks

 

utilities: Altimeter, Thermometer, Clinometer, Tiltmeter, Spyglass, Survival GPS

 

weather: Weatherbug, Windscape, NOAA Radar Pro

 

state all in ones: AZ traffic, CA DOT, CO all in one, ID all in one, MT DOT, New Mexico all in one, OR ODOT Travel, UT DOT, WA DOT, Seattle Traveler, WY DOT

 

road cams: Road Cam WA, WyCams, WSDOT

 

Trails: GPS Hiker, need to find similar to All Trails (locked out even when logged in)

 

for fun: Solitaire, Trainyard EX, Crosswords, Jigsaw Puzzles, Flow Free, Word search, Knot Guide, Art Studio, Procreate, Wordpress, Roadtrippers, 

 

books, pdfs: Kindle, Bluefire Reader, Issuu, iBooks, Goodreader

 

music/media: iHeart radio, Band of the Day, Reuters, NPR, Bands in Town

 

survival: SAS Survival Lite

 

That's quite a list but I do use them at one time or another. No signal, I do the games or read books. I have about 1000 of may favorite songs and also some of my best images to show off. 

 

iPad is one of our best tools for the road. It saves on carrying around some maps, books, information on paper, CDs, puzzle books, etc. I don't leave home without it.  


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#14 fish more

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Posted 06 February 2015 - 04:26 AM

I like the mixed drink recipe app !!!!!


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#15 Missing Link

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Posted 06 February 2015 - 04:41 PM

UCS (unit converter) for metric conversions in Canada


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#16 Edgewood

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Posted 06 February 2015 - 08:19 PM

Speaking of conversions, I've been buying some Canadian Loonies . Makes trips a little easier, especially paying for gas.


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#17 PaulT

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Posted 07 February 2015 - 04:49 AM

Weather:

   Radarcast, 

 

Ham:

  OpenAPRS.xl 

   Solar Monitor

   Voltage Drop

   Blue Sea Circuit Wizard

 

Geography

   Theodolite,

   GeoMeasure,

   Triangulate

   GyroCompass

 

Boating:

   FlyToMap,

   AyeTides XL 

   MarineTraffic

 

Photography:

   SimpleResize

 

Disaster/Emergency:

   QuakeWatch

   FEMA

   ERG 2012

   Disaster Alert

   Special Ops Medical Manual,

 

Entertainment:

   Police Scanner

   Flights

   Grog Knots

 

and the FitBit app to keep me honest about how many steps I've taken

 

Thanks to this thread, I have added Gas Buddy and AllStays - Camp & RV


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Posted 09 February 2015 - 08:25 PM

iOverlander - database of places for overlanders and travelers. It includes camping, hotels, restaurants, mechanics, water, propane...

 

seems to have more data points for Central America, South America and Africa


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#19 Bigfoot

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Posted 12 February 2015 - 04:47 PM

Great topic. Interesting to see some apps I've never heard of that look useful. I may need a bigger memory card! 

 

Apps (Android) that I use which may not have not been mentioned: 

 

CacheSense - geocaching (am I the only one here?), also useful for first-hand reports on local conditions and obscure campsites. 

Earthmate - DeLorme app for use with inReach satellite communicator; has detailed topo maps. 

Feedly - reader for keeping current with my favorite news, entertainment and blogging websites. 

Instagram - photo posting from phone. 

Mr. Number - call blocker, nothing worse than being interrupted by spam calls. 

Oregon Trip Checker - Oregon DOT's app similar to their TripCheck webpage. 

PDF Maps - good for looking at maps downloaded as PDF files of which there are many including Forest Road classifications. 

Stuck On Earth - photo travel ideas. 

Torque - OBD2 reader for truck, in case diagnostics are needed on the trail. 

Uconnect Access - remote access to vehicle doors and starting. 

Wander The West - of course! 

Wildfire - info and links, an unpleasant fact of life in the West. 


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#20 Kylekai

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Posted 15 June 2015 - 10:38 PM

I wrote a very popular public campground app called The Ultimate US Public Campground Project:

 https://itunes.apple...d698323700?mt=8

It uses the data from the website http://www.ultimatec...om/uc/index.php

While AllStays has KOAs and the like, this app has far more public campgrounds, and only public campgrounds.


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