Race Tracking

It will be even more useful when it works on a proper phone, then I can stop using strava and upsetting all the roadies..

Who's even got an android phone?

Need I point out cool kids don't sail race boats?

Literally everyone I know likely to use that device uses an iPhone, and iphone apps are not necessarily a pain in the bum, probably the charge apple makes for hosting it may be..

But that's an excellent tracker, I like it, I want to use it, but I'm not going out anyday soon to buy some android device purely to that end, have a word with him then think about other racers that may want to join the fray, I bet there are more iphones than androids out there, I'd do a poll, but this forum is not really representative due to the high content of coffin dodgers, nerds, anoraks and that's just the Solo class..

This is an interesting and commendable start. 

Originally posted by Caveman The  problem that they both shared was that the recorded tracks remained permanently visible. Therefore, by the end of two back to back races of say four laps, the tracks would get very confused, looking like a plate of spaghetti. It was hard or even impossible to make proper sense of them.  If your friend  could find a way for the app user to regulate how long the tracks remain visible for within a range of say 10 seconds to 300 seconds, I reckon it would represent a massive improvement over the other apps I have looked at.

Edited by gbrspratt - 25 Jun 13 at 7:34am

import feature should be added in a week........ to many iphones out there