Awesome
I really enjoyed it on the app. Makes me want to make a real life land nav course! Would like more things to terrain associate with… like building, creeks, higher elevation, towers… etc. Also had trouble reading the GM angle… is it 35 mils? Overall pretty cool app. There is a similar app that is a call for fire sim.
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UI need to be updated
The app performs well, but the UI needs improvement. The current UI doesn't fit on the screen, causing buttons and some elements to be cut off or out of view, making them hard to read, click, or access across all devices, whether iPhone, iPad, Android phone, or tablet. An update is necessary to ensure the UI fits modern smartphones and tablets properly.
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Doesn’t work on iphones
If you are trying to use this app on a cell phone, you will not be able to enlarge and read the magnetic and grid north conversion chart. It does not properly adjust size and only stays stationary at a size that is too small to read and convert. Use this app on a tablet instead.
Take initiative
Figure out how to use the tools in the game and then practice your land nav. Do not dead reckon the whole time, it is too easy to hold azimuth, work on route planning, resection, intersection, soft reset points, and hard reset points. This app is great for that, remember, plot twice, walk once.
Best way to learn land nav for the Army
Don’t listen to the bad reviews. This is amazing on an iPad. Watch youtube videos to learn the basics about this app.
Great game but a small problem: declination diagrams
I’m having great difficulty enlarging the declination diagram on my iPhone 11.
If this could be fixed or if someone knows a work around that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
If this could be fixed or if someone knows a work around that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
It works, takes some figuring out
No overall instructions just tool tip info. But given the SP starting point and its known coordinate, you plot it and plot the three given destination point flags on the map using the protractor. Then measure distances and angles with pencil tool and protractor. Convert to pace count and compass angle accounting for declination and grid convergence, then start walking. When reaching a flag, enter flag letters for that point and confirm. Do for all 3 and you’re complete. This app could use randomized magnetic declination, automatic entering of found flags in known points so you can warp there, and a cheat button to show current location on map. NVG night nav mode would be cool too.
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