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Bad Elf 2300 Bluetooth GPS+GLONASS Receiver and Data Logger with Barometric Altimeter
The Bad Elf GPS Pro+ adds GLONASS reception, a barometric altimeter, advanced USB features, and double the data logging storage capacity already popular in the Bad Elf GPS Pro. Run all day with the 24 hour battery, stream your NMEA GPS data over USB ...
Accurate location, fast acquisition and good battery life in a small and convenient package
The files are not lost as long as you have access to an iOS device (I was able to email them to myself).This also happened several weeks earlier, when it hit "80% memory remaining"; it's taking me a while to learn that "80%" means "0%" in Bad-Elf-speak.
Battery life has exceeded my expectations and the satellite locks are lightening fast.
It's usefulness as a GPS logger is excellent and its battery life is superb.
The battery life is excellent, although the battery level indicator does not appear to be linear
[Update 10/08/2014]I found Brett (Bad Elf - CTO) very responsive to critical feedback and in a very logical/rational way
The files are not lost as long as you have access to an iOS device (I was able to email them to myself).This also happened several weeks earlier, when it hit "80% memory remaining"; it's taking me a while to learn that "80%" means "0%" in Bad-Elf-speak.
(And sometimes it takes another try.)Note that, if you are an iOS user, you can clear tracks one by one using the app, but there is no way, even for iOS users, to clear all tracks at once, without the above voodoo.
Had a problem with the first firmware update, customer support was with me all the way to get it corrected.
Well, the bad news is, (1) the LCD display of "memory remaining" is way, way
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Accurate location, fast acquisition and good battery life in a small and convenient package
However, it does have the advantage of being easier to place in an optimum position for satelite reception with better location refresh rates and battery life than phones or tablets
I've tried it under the clearest skies and multiple locations in my home state
The files are not lost as long as you have access to an iOS device (I was able to email them to myself).This also happened several weeks earlier, when it hit "80% memory remaining"; it's taking me a while to learn that "80%" means "0%" in Bad-Elf-speak.
I've used this with both iPhone and Android to get a more accurate location under cloud or tree cover
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use it for an aircraft GPS receiver when we use our iPad, works perfect
This little device made my IPAD mini 3 wifi work perfectly with foreflight, and several other offline navigation programs
The files are not lost as long as you have access to an iOS device (I was able to email them to myself).This also happened several weeks earlier, when it hit "80% memory remaining"; it's taking me a while to learn that "80%" means "0%" in Bad-Elf-speak.
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Awesome product, unfortunately not compatible with android systems
: The SkyPro XGPS160 goes with SkyPro app help it connects to the android device Why bad elf could not provide the same function app for its product but leave the support its product to some not reliable sources
The iOS application is option-dense, which is nice; my only complaint with it is that the help doesn't describe each option (just most of them).All in all, great product, amazing customer support, I can't recommend this enough.
In general, I am really taken aback how rough around the edges this product is.
I don't like Apple products because of the ridiculous limitations imposed by Apple, but forced to use an iPad to access my company's navigation package
This unit is an excellent/compact GPS receiver for tracking walks, hikes, drives, flights (except, apparently, in Boeing 787s, whose windows block the signal!), etc
This is a very efficient GPS receiver from all I have read on it, and it does a lot
This receiver (and many newer ones) will use both constellations, effectively doubling the number of satellites visible by the GPS receiver.
For it's premium price it should be able to do that at least as well as the GPS in a phone.
The 2200 has no issues switching b/w BT to GPS and within GPS screens and back-n-forth w/o any issues when connected to Bad Elf GPS s
All in all, I am very disappointed with this expensive GPS unit
(This was a real shame because I had bought the Nexus 7, along with the expensive Sygic app, for my wife as a GPS device; turns out the Nexus's own GPS is really poor; so I had really hoped to salvage the situation by pairing with the Bad
I was hoping to avoid paying the extra dollars for the cellular option on the Pro and maybe get better GPS functionality and flexibility
Bad Elf does NOT interface with ANY Apple product in the map mode (ie Jeppesen FD or ForeFlight) and there is NO plans by the company to fix this with a software update.
Sadly it does not work at all well in my cockpit, a B757
It just does not work with Android devices, so I had to return it.
(does not work with Android but works with iOS and Windows).
Sadly it does not work at all well in my cockpit, a B757
Just and update--23JAN2017Using the Bad Elf app, I've set up the auto power up and shut down features, we NEVER touch this
The files are not lost as long as you have access to an iOS device (I was able to email them to myself).This also happened several weeks earlier, when it hit "80% memory remaining"; it's taking me a while to learn that "80%" means "0%" in Bad-Elf-speak.
I downloaded the Bad Elf app for each device and paired each with little concern (be sure to observe the display on both the Bad Elf and the Apple device for prompts.
I thought that the 2300 model would be even better, but I've found that it takes LONGER to acquire satellites and there seem to be issues with the iOS software that are NOT caused by iOS but by the Bad Elf app
When powering up the system (Bad Elf and iPhone) the iPhone Blue tooth must first be turned on and Bad Elf app selected then the Receiver turned on.
The files are not lost as long as you have access to an iOS device (I was able to email them to myself).This also happened several weeks earlier, when it hit "80% memory remaining"; it's taking me a while to learn that "80%" means "0%" in Bad-Elf-speak.
Many of these are software-related, and I'll be delighted to update this review if/when problems are addressed by the Bad Elf team.
But I know the Bad Elf team has their heart in the right place and that all these problems are high on their to-do list, right?The battery power indicator is similarly treacherous.
The Bad Elf team seems to update the unit to keep up with the iOS software updates, so I don't anticipate any issues with that.
The Bad Elf team did not think through what is meant by the "capacity" of the device.
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it's nice being able to have a general idea of how high you're flying if the pitot/static system were to fail
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More about Bad Elf 2300 Bluetooth GPS+GLONASS Receiver and Data Logger with Barometric Altimeter
The Bad Elf GPS Pro+ adds GLONASS reception, a barometric altimeter, advanced USB features, and double the data logging storage capacity already popular in the Bad Elf GPS Pro
Run all day with the 24 hour battery, stream your NMEA GPS data over USB to any computer, record up to 200 hours of data logs, and access those data logs via USB cable just like a thumb drive.1
User manual:https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0227/2953/files/UserGuide-BE-GPS-2300-20140517.pdf?16962. Troubleshooting steps are available at website here: http://bad-elf.com/pages/troubleshooting3
Complete support page http://bad-elf.com/pages/support , but the best option is to email at [email protected]