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  • The best

    Just finished a 21 day roll and did weather every hour on the hour. This app saved me so much time and headache. Would gladly pay for it but it’s FREE or was when I downloaded it a few years ago.
  • Not bad

    App is okay for $5. You do get a lot of helpful stuff and is perfect for rookies and those that need extra guides to help with retention. Could use more pictures in some areas. Biggest problem for me was how the pack test timer was such a disappointment. I compared the pack test timer accuracy with almost every other app and it fails. I ran the app concurrently with others and the only thing that stayed correct was the time and almost the speed but the distance was off. I’ve completed the pack test many times with multiple apps and with the pack test timer always said I’ve only completed .03-.30 miles in 45 minutes.
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  • Awesome

    I have used this app for several years
    1:Great for expanding knowledge
    2:Great for keeping knowledge
    3:Great for rainy days
    4:Great for quizzing and training Rookies, experienced Crew members
    5: Easily identifying resources, fuel types, weather patterns
    6: Refreshing during Preseason
    7: I always recommend this app to anyone with an iPhone above all others( but wish my android guys could have it too)
    8: Irpg backup

    All in all, very useful, accurate app, hope to see expansions (task books, more class quizzes, 10 and 18 quiz (for memorizing), Pump/Saw troubleshooting, Hose lay calculations)etc.

    If this app keeps growing, could be no.1 app for fire guys, keep it up and thank you!

    -Jason Pendleton(Ict5,FFt1)
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  • Errors in FDFM

    use App B or IRPG for correct number

    Reads out in feet & not National standard of Chains per hour

    Developer Response

    The numbers have been field tested for 10 years now. Can you email an example? Keep in mind that many of the tables in App B are approximations and in some cases more accurate math formulas exist. Most people prefer feet/min over chains/hour, and they are basically the same (within 10%, and the rates of spread are rough approximations anyway). The few people who prefer chains just convert to feet/min in their head anyway.
  • Great App

    It’s great to have a consolidated grouping of all the forms that I need, but the price is a little high in my opinion.

    Developer Response

    Hey, it's a cup of coffee! Try out the fire behavior stuff, that's where the real value comes in.
  • Not enough info for $5

    Definitely not worth $5! Trust me. This is a basic app.
  • A must have

    Great field resource. Accurate fire calculation tools, quick and easy to use.
  • Decent app, but lacks accuracy.

    This app is pretty good; useful is quickly calculating weather observations, fdfm, and PIG when precision isn't crucial (ie. to get a general idea). However, the calculations aren't as accurate as using an actual belt weather kit. Also, with the recent addition of the firefighting aircraft, there is at least one error. The Blackhawk's nomenclature is incorrect, and coming from a military veteran who fights fire now, that disturbs me. The correct nomenclature is UH-60, not UH-50. There has never been a UH-50 blackhawk. Errors as simple as that in this app make me question the accuracy of the rest of the app features.
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    Developer Response

    You can input numbers from a belt weather kit if you like, or use a kestrel, it's up to you. The source of your data doesn't affect the accuracy of the calculations that follow.
  • IRPG on iPhone... Perfect.

    Good reference tool. Purchased to support dev in hopes of ongoing development. Thanks.
  • Fire Hose

    Great app. A lot of useful features. However the calculations used in the fire behavior portion are wrong.

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