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  1. 8th October 2012, 03:02 PM #1
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    Inclinometer Apps

    Hi All.
    This is not GPS related, but thought this was the most appropriate place to post - please move if should be elsewhere.

    Has anyone used an inclinometer app for iPhone, iPad or Android?
    They are also referred to as clinometer, tilt meter, or land meters.

    I am keen to hear if anyone has experience with them or can recommend a good one?

    Example of what I am talking about here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...bGxvd29ybGQiXQ..

    Thanks in advance.
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    Thanks Ron.

    I was more thinking for actual off road use to assit in avoiding tip overs etc.
    Some come with alarms for 'critical' angles?
    Are they just a gimmick?
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    They used to be fitted to Pajero and other vehicles, mostly they were called wankometers.

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    The Madman EMS has built in inclinometer and artificial horizon, no alarms.
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    I use an iPhone App called "Clinometer". Not for the car. I use it to get the camper level for a better sleep and so the sink drains properly. For that it is great.

    That said; I have measured the slope of the terrain to confirm how steep it was AFTER I conquered it. :-)
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