GreaserMeter
Alex Wei
December 28, 2013
iPhone App, Travel
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Summary
- GreaserMeter – GreaserMeter uses the iPhone accelerometer to measure how hard pilots are landing their aircraft in ‘g’. The device relies on…
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- License$4.99

- version1.1
- File Size4.4 MB
- Realese3-Sep-13
- DeveloperMatthew Harvie
- O.S.Requires iOS 6.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. This app is optimized for iPhone?5.
Description
- details – GreaserMeter uses the iPhone accelerometer to measure how hard pilots are landing their aircraft in ‘g’. The device relies on measuring iPhone acceleration and needs to be secured to the aircraft structure in any orientation. Once secured to aircraft, it requires no further input. GreaserMeter uses input data from all three iPhone accelerometers.It is essential that the iPhone does not enter the auto-lock mode as this will inhibit recording acceleration data and the app will not work. Ensure iPhone is set to Settings -> General -> Auto-Lock -> Never.The app operates two modes, ‘Airborne’ and ‘Landed’. The app is designed to be turned on at the top of descent. At this stage it will be in the ‘Airborne’ mode. The app can recognise when the aircraft has landed and the status will change to ‘Landed’. A graph is then displayed showing the four seconds up to and including landing. This data can then be reviewed and will require some interpretation to identify which value relates to the touch… – More…
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2013-12-28