ActiveOBD vs TrafoCalc

The OBDII scanner app with a special support of Subaru (MY2012+) make. It's the next-generation product based on our well-known "ActiveOBD for Subaru" app bringing its best features to iOS users. A compatible OBD adapter is required. Premium-level adapters supported (best speed and stability): - OBDLink MX+; - OBDLink CX; - vLinker MC+. Entry-level adapters supported (moderate speed, good stability): - Vgate iCar Pro Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE). Other adapters supported: - Viecar Bluetooth 4.0 (BLE), Vgate iCar Pro WiFi, Veepeak OBDCheck BLE+, KONNWEI. We do NOT support the majority of cheap ELM327 v2.1 clones. The basic free version already includes CVT Oil Temperature, CVT ratio and AWD duty (%) parameter readings and nice gauge screen ! Note: some of these parameters are inaccessible on some model ranges. The full version (subscription) includes extra parameters reading and features, such as graphs building, logging ("premium-level adapter" required), trouble codes reading. Note: for resource consumption optimization reason the data collection for graphs/logging activates upon accessing these functions and terminates with the current app session. Terms of Use (standard Apple Terms of Use / EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

TrafoCalc is a practical transformer calculation tool built specifically for field engineers, commissioning teams, and utility professionals. Designed for real-world use at substations and test sites, TrafoCalc provides fast, reliable calculations without spreadsheets or manual formulas. Key Features • Rated current calculation (HV & LV, 3-phase) • Transformer ratio calculation based on vector group • Full tap-changer support (Tap 1 = highest voltage) • Per-tap voltage and ratio calculation • ±0.5% ratio tolerance range for testing reference • Short-circuit current calculation • Supports common IEC vector groups (Dyn, YNd, Yy) • Clean, offline-ready interface Built for Professionals TrafoCalc follows IEC-based formulas and is suitable for: • Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) • Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) • OLTC verification • Ratio testing reference • Substation commissioning No ads. No clutter. Just the calculations engineers actually need.