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ROX 7th March 2013 11:49

Duty time apps
 
Hello,

Is somebody know an iphone app for the duty time for the helicopters pilots?

Thanks

malabo 28th March 2013 04:37

Eurocopter PC2 DLE iPhone App
 
iPhone & iPad app that cranks out exposure time and resulting probability of (not) crashing in case of an engine failure. Free at the App Store. Has data for the 225, 365N3, 155. L2 at the end of the month. Word is Sikorsky is doing the same thing. Agusta can't be far behind.

clinique_happy 1st April 2013 20:14

Nav calculations
 
Anyone know of any apps to help work out nav calculations

I have used the whizz wheel but want to check

Or does anyone have the calculation equations? Or an easy way to use whizz wheel

RVDT 1st April 2013 20:35

As good a place as any.

This site has been around for a while.

Flying Bull 1st April 2013 21:26

Apps and W&B spreadsheets for iPhone/Palm/Android/Blackberry
 
Look for iE6B

Rubaga 5th August 2013 13:20

My instructor and friend developed a very interesting app for Robinson helicopters. It checks the balance in all the crucial parts of the heli. The idea is that to do the full check at a certified dealer is quite expensive and the app helps you to do the test yourself. Obviusly it does not replace high precision equipment however, works quite accurately as I have seen in the several months of testing.

Here is the official description - sorry for the language - but it is written by a person who is not a native speaker.


You disturb vibrations of your helicopter Robinson?

Now you can check up the dynamic balancing of units of your helicopter without a difficult and expensive procedure. For this purpose it is enough to touch to the helicopter in a determinate place by your iPhone and in some seconds you will receive the result. This app allows to check up the dynamic balancing of the main rotor, the tail rotor and the cooling fan of helicopters Robinson R22/R44/R66. You receive vibration levels in inch per second (IPS), you can compare them with reference values from Robinson Maintenance Manual (maximum vibration allowance is 0.2 IPS) after that you send them to the service center on email.

The testing app passed during an adjustment of balancing in the service center where Chadwick-Helmuth equipment was used.

Video instructions of using the application you can find on Aviasoft apps

Note: Application is functioning for iPhone 5 only.

Please note that it only works on iPhone 5!
Here is the link to the app.

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/chec...624527921?mt=8

Comments can be sent directly to the developer. I will sometimes check here for comments as well and pass them on to the developer.

Hope you find it useful.

nellycopter 24th July 2014 05:50

Heli Pads & landing sites UK & France
 
Guys,
No sales pitch here and nothing to do with me, just thought I would share the info,
I came across this great little app for your phone called Helipaddy yesterday which you can save your landing sites and waypoints on and share with the world..... Or anyone else who has the app that is.
How many posts have there been on here people asking if anyone knows of a site near ....... I know I have a few times...
The app can only get better and better as we all share new sites, eating places, hotels etc have have the info all in one tidy place electronically...
There is a small charge to get the full database, but the app is free to use for your own sites.

Best little app I have seen for years, so just thought I would share.

Regards

Velliin 3rd November 2014 21:19

Apps for helicopter flying.
 
I have been searching for quite some time, apps to facilitate my pre-flight/ navigation planning and also during flying.

Apart suction mounts and stuff like that, i was wondering what apps and maybe gagdets you currently use or found useful. Searching the net, i came across this website giving some tips:

Recommended Apple IPAD apps for Pilots

But i still want to hear someone's opinion especially since apps vary from location: N America vs Europe and android vs apple.

Thanks :)

Sir Korsky 4th November 2014 00:21

Is that web site based in Malta too?

RVDT 4th November 2014 05:17


apps to facilitate my pre-flight/ navigation planning and also during flying
Rocketroute US + Worldwide Flight Planning and Filing - magic!

Velliin 4th November 2014 05:23

I don't think so. Thanks :) will try them out!

muffin 4th November 2014 07:39

SkyDemon is best of the lot. It has Malta charts available.

Velliin 4th November 2014 08:55

Thanks :) but currently flying in italy as well

fpfpfp 4th November 2014 11:59

Coverage in Africa?

chalmondleigh 4th November 2014 13:58

SkyDemon has all of Europe charts and much of the rest of the world too.

Also files Flight plans.

handysnaks 4th November 2014 16:52

I use Runway HD and can't recommend it highly enough

Velliin 4th November 2014 17:02

I prefer programs that have a one time subscription; if possible, since i don't fly commercial. Since it is not worth it if i fly only a few flights annually.

Erez 4th November 2014 18:58

Useful applications for helicopter pilots
 
For all the preflight & navigation I think most pilots use sky demon. It all depends on what your using the app for and your interests.

Im a PPL holder and I love to find new off-site landing locations to increase the accessibility of my helicopter travels. I was speaking to my mate recently and he recommended - Helipaddy. Its an app that is a must have for any UK helicopter pilot. It has mapped out a tone of landing location into a database that provides awesome information like landing information, site details, any hazards etc.

The app has only recently been released and is relatively unknown from my perception so it has been a good find.

If you Helipaddy into google you should find it. Let me know what you think :ok::ok::ok:! Ive been using the app on weekends to find new locations to explore!!

Velliin 4th November 2014 20:32

Do you use an ipad or a droid? Some apps are better and function way better on apple

Velliin 5th November 2014 10:07

Has anyone used Ozrunways?
Made for new Zealand and Australia but can be used all over the world. Ifr charts icao and vfr. One time subscription which is better than annually.

Currently using air nav pro but doesn't have ifr capabilities.

krunkworx 21st January 2015 03:15

Helo.X - A helicopter simulator I've been working on.
 
Hi guys,

Thought you all may be interested in a helicopter simulator I've been working on for the past few months. It's called Helo.X and it's on both the Google Play store as well as the Apple App Store.

Here it is on android.

And it's paid on iOS so I wont link it here as I don't want to be seen as purely trying to make money:oh:. I'm genuinely interested in what you all have to say about it. The feedback thus far is "too hard to control". Do you guys agree?

AAKEE 5th February 2015 22:18

Look up the upcoming CG app for NH90 !

maddmatt 13th October 2015 12:47

technology
 
Just a curious post really, how many of you use mobile technology when you fly? I have found some excellent apps for the ipad/iphone and wondered if these were popular. Have tried to find a good weather app for the uk but most of the GA ones are for the States.

Any suggestions of what others use would be good as well.

macbk 22nd July 2019 20:21

Power Check Mobile App
 
Hello,

If anyone would be interested, I released mobile app to calculate power check for AS350BA helicopters. It works on the basis of flight manual charts. You can download it completely free from the App Store:

apps.apple.com/app/id1471892720
If above link doesn't work, you can find it under the name Helitrends Lite.

Use is very easy, enter NR, TQ, Ng, ambient conditions and see if you have enough power to flight.
If you have any question feel free to contact me.

Hope you find it useful.

Flying Bull 23rd July 2019 12:45


Originally Posted by macbk (Post 10525391)
Hello,

If anyone would be interested, I released mobile app to calculate power check for AS350BA helicopters. It works on the basis of flight manual charts. You can download it completely free from the App Store:

apps.apple.com/app/id1471892720
If above link doesn't work, you can find it under the name Helitrends Lite.

Use is very easy, enter NR, TQ, Ng, ambient conditions and see if you have enough power to flight.
If you have any question feel free to contact me.

Hope you find it useful.

Nice - and free as well

Unfortunately I fly a newer bird, which does all the stuff for my by just pressing a button ;-)

Keep it up

tom_pilot 26th October 2019 17:44

New helicopter power check calculator available for mobile
 
Hello,

many pilots said they need power check calculator as mobile app. So we have developed the tool which is officially available on App Store via this link https://apps.apple.com/app/helitrends-lite/id1471892720 that is something to be proud of for us :) You can use it for free with no need to log in :) So far there are AS350BA and AS350B2 helicopters available to choose. Benefits for pilots:
- enter data and then engine performance available in less than 1 second,
- many different helicopters in one app,
- share the result to your engineer via one button,
- results history for all aircrafts.

Would you like to add there your helicopter? Please leave me the priv message or via [email protected]

Tom


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