Plane log vs RC Pit Crew

Keeping a log of all your plane sightings has never been easier. Whether you are at an airport, travelling, plane spotting or just at home, with this app you can always check your log. Add new sightings, edit existing ones or check if you have just seen a new one. Online or offline! The app is directly linked with the Spottingmode website and will regularly synchronize the data with the server. Your existing sightings will be downloaded from the server on first use, after that all changes made in the app, or on the website, will be synchronized. All features of the website are also available in the app: - Inserting, editing and deleting sightings - Handy insert assistants to speed up inserting new sightings - Viewing all sightings with extensive filtering options - Quick check for new planes - Link to the Spottingmode plane lists to auto complete plane data (online only) With this app you will always know how successful the spotting was during any trip, at any time. You will have your log completed before you even start the journey home!

Your RC car's acting up. This tells you why, fast. Pick what it's doing and get the likeliest cause first, ranked by how often it's the real culprit, with the exact checks to run. Built by a basher, for bashers. No login, no fluff, works fully offline at the track. What's inside: Symptom diagnoser: 18 common problems and 80+ ranked causes, from pulling to one side to cutting out at speed to no reverse. Pick your symptom, answer one follow-up, and get the fixes in order of likelihood. Gearing calculator: a live heat gauge that shows when a pinion swap is safe and when you're heading for meltdown. Watch top speed, RPM, and rollout move as you dial it in. Reverse gearing finder: tell it the top speed you want, it tells you the exact pinion to fit, and warns you if it'll run hot. Scale speed converter: turns your real mph into true scale speed, the number that makes non-RC people's jaws hit the floor. Every cause is grounded in real RC forum threads and years of wrenching, not guesswork. From the RC Pit Crew channel by Shalgum.