Bad Elf App

Elf

£2.89

Gaia GPS can use external GPS devices such as the Dual Electronics XGPS and Bad Elf. This is especially useful for users that have devices without built in GPS chips, such as Wifi-only iPads. External GPS devices can also provide greater accuracy and frequency than the built-in GPS. Android devices connect to external GPS devices in different ways. The Bad Elf GPS (BE-GPS-1000), an external GPS receiver, plugs directly into to your iPod touch, iPhone, or iPad through the 30-pin dock connector. It then supplies direct satellite GPS data to Core Location Services, which GPS enabled Apps use when they run. The Bad Elf GPS delivers high performance location awareness through a 66 Channel, 10.

Control, configure and download tracks from your Bad Elf GPS.

Latest Version: 1.0.7202 (History)
If it's configurable from Bad Elf's own iPhone app, it's configurable in Kobold.
No more having your device fill up while you're away.
Send any of your tracks to anywhere - email, OneDrive, Google Drive, Dropbox...
Show a track of your current trip, and overlay tracks from previous trips too.
Use a web service to get the local pressure, or just enter values yourself. Easier than on the GPS!
Start and stop the logger, and add a Point of Interest, from your phone.
Kobold is not provided or supported by Bad Elf llc. Please do not contact Bad Elf for support.
If you have a Bad Elf GPS, your only option for configuring it is to buy an iPhone. Bad Elf only provide an iOS app, and all configuration and even downloading tracks is only possible with their app.
Or Kobold.
This is a direct replacement for the official Bad Elf app, for Android. All of the configuration options in the official app are supported by Kobold. You can also download and delete tracks to free up space, essential if you're using it as a travel recorder or for geotagging.

Requirements

Any Android phone or tablet with Bluetooth
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Android 5.0 or newer
A Bad Elf GPS Pro or Pro+ GPS device
Kobold Privacy Policy (in short, we have access to nothing).

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