It does not work with ios 7.1.2 with foreflight app. gps connects via ipad but gps does not show in devices tab foreflight. does anybody has the same
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Only problem I had was that I had to be sure all other Bluetooth devices in the area had their Bluetooth turned off, otherwise the GPS was confused as to which device to connect to.
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Murat, Mine are at the hangar so can't check, but it's worth checking the tiny slide switch near the charging port. One position is for iOS and the other for Android or Windows devices.
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I use it with a different flight navigation app and it works. I have 3 friends who use it with Foreflight and it works. I'd try restarting the app or mabe even re-installing it.
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That is what I was trying to ask... Can I use the Emprum UltMate for iPad with Garmin s'ware? Or would I rely on Co-Pilot or Google Maps, or what do you prefer?
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I am at the latest version of ios for my IPad3 (at least I think I am since I synch every few weeks). It still works for me.
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Bad elf adds GPS locating ability to your device. I'm pretty sure the iPhone 4 and iPad 2 may already have this built in so bad elf is unnecessary for you. I use this with and older iPad 1 and have purchased apps that include the ability to download naps for boating and walking. Try getting the google maps app and using your devices as is.
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It works great on a Wi-Fi only iPad. I'm not familiar withWaze navigation I use motion X and it works great. It should work on any GPS app.
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I know for a fact it does, it's working on my iPad , iPad mini and iPhone -should workon any apple product - go to App. store and download the DUAL gps App. to your device,when you turn on the dual gps and Bluetooth connect it with your iPad mini, the App.communicates with the GPS device and gives you all kinds of great info about itssatellite connection and signal quality, and also the app. shows you the percentage of battery power remaining in the GPS unit , that's is really helpful - I'm gettingabout 10hrs of continuous use out of it per full charge, very happy with the device. I know for a fact it does, it's working on my iPad , iPad mini and iPhone -should workon any apple product - go to App. store and download the DUAL gps App. to your device,when you turn on the dual gps and Bluetooth connect it with your iPad mini, the App.communicates with the GPS device and gives you all kinds of great info about itssatellite connection and signal quality, and also the app. shows you the percentage of battery power remaining in the GPS unit , that's is really helpful - I'm gettingabout 10hrs of continuous use out of it per full charge,... » Read More I know for a fact it does, it's working on my iPad , iPad mini and iPhone -should workon any apple product - go to App. store and download the DUAL gps App. to your device,when you turn on the dual gps and Bluetooth connect it with your iPad mini, the App.communicates with the GPS device and gives you all kinds of great info about itssatellite connection and signal quality, and also the app. shows you the percentage of battery power remaining in the GPS unit , that's is really helpful - I'm gettingabout 10hrs of continuous use out of it per full charge, very happy with the device. « Show Less
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First, you need GPS input to plot your position. I get that from Bad Elf via Bluetooth. If your iPad does not provide GPS, you need some other source such as iPhone or Bad Elf. Second, you need a map display. I use Apple Map for ground use, but your map has to be preloaded while you have a WiFi connection.
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I use my Ipad for mapping in the airplane and RV. Because I do not have GPS on my Ipad this gives me GPS capabilities. It also can be put in the window so it has clear line of sight to the sky.
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Yes, It works on my Apple IPad. I've used the maps function and it works great. If the GPS did't work the map function wouldn't work.
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According to the manufactures Web site, not yet. They are working on it. By the end of the year? Maybe. But see the Bad Elf GPS Receiver for iPod touch, iPhone, and iPad. Also for sale on Amazon.
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I believe if you have an IPAD2 with AT&T; or Verizon 4G service, it may have GPS. I do know that if it is WIFI only, it will definitely will not have GPS. Go to settings and see if GPS is listed.
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Lorrie, I have two Bad Elfs BE-GPS 1000 with lightning connector and they work wonderfully with my iPad 2 4th generation w/ retina display. I am very well satisfied with this as a redundant GPS locator. I am not sure about the iPad mini but I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work to your satisfaction.
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Connect the gps verify the first use you delay working 1 minute while recognizing the gps must have installed AR.FreeFlight 2.0
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I am not sure of the date the iPad mini was released. I also don't think that it is important. All of the iPads and iPhones. I'm sorry, I hit a wrong button and sent this before I was ready. The ipads and iPhones are updated regularly, so they always have the the up to date software. The only thing you need to pay attention to, is that all iPads come either WiFi or WiFi & cellular. If you want GPS capability, you need the one with cellular. Since I use mine for flight navigation, I have to have the cellular version. I hope this is helpful to you. Dave.
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Dear friend, Thanks for your inquiry. This item has been updated, so it can be compatible with iOS7 now. Thanks a lot.
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It is merely a GPS Receiver that works with the software already on your device. I had two or three apps that I downloaded onto my iPad mini to use with the device. There is a calibration app specifically for the Receiver.
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I don´t think so. I use this unit wireless connected to an older Palm system, whose bluetooth is standard. It works fine, up to date. Ipads don´t have a full operating bluetooth system, probably to hide the lack of a file explorer and to avoid the direct exchange of copyrighted files. Anyway, you need a software inside the Ipad capable of receiving the GPS data provided. Do you have it?