Hi,

I look forward to trying it anyway. It may work better than you think. I
hope it does.

Best Regards,

Paul Remde

"Ramy" wrote in message
...
Yeah, as Darryl pointed, that cell phone network thingy makes it
pretty much worthless unless you fly below 3000 ft AGL near good
reception area. I tried it and it worked nice until I climbed to above
3-4000 ft. It will also eat your battery really quick, like an hour or
less. Good for tracking pattern flights :-)

Ramy

On Jan 6, 11:21 am, Darryl Ramm wrote:
On Jan 6, 5:12 am, "Paul Remde" wrote: Hi Werner, and
everyone,

[snip].

This could make SPOT tracking at contests obsolete - at least for owners
of
iPhones. I can't wait to use it at a soaring contest this summer. Of
course, it doesn't replace the emergency features that a SPOT offers.

Just that cell phone network thingy to sort out. But when it does not
work as a tracker it serves as a handy AT&T coverage map generator. :-
(

Nice looking app however.

Darryl