Gear Speed - Brushless RC Speed Calculator 4+

Name: Gear Speed - Brushless RC Speed Calculator
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 3.9 (100 reviews)
Author: Ultra Software Solutions, LLC

Ultra Software Solutions, LLC

Navrhnuté pre iPhone

- 3,9 • Hodnotenia: 100

- $0.99

Snímky obrazovky iPhonu

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Gear Speed is the best gearing tool for your brushless RC car. Forget the slow web calculators with limited features. Gear Speed was designed for you and your speed quest.

Gear Speed calculates your maximum speed. It stores your setups, allows you to include notes for your runs and your setup changes. You can also email this information for permanent record keeping.

Calculates: Speed (MPH/KPH), RPM, Final Drive Ratio, Rollout (now in Inches and MM).
Given: Pinion Size, Spur Size, Transmission Ratio, Tire Diameter (inches/mm), Motor KV, LiPo cell count and cell voltage.

Gear Speed now handles from 1S to 12S LiPo batteries.

Please contact us at ussapps.com to let us know how to make this app even better. Happy racing!

* Note: The above screens are sample setups, you will need to enter your own car's information.

26. 9. 2015

Verzia 2.1.0

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

- Rollout now in Inches or MM
- Improved Notes View Contrast

3,9 z 5

Hodnotenia: 100

Good tool, could use an update

Good tool but lacking some basic things that would take it from good to great. There’s no way to reorganize your list, which would be really nice to group models together with different gear and tire setups. I’d really love to see a master car list with a sub-list of available gear, tire, and battery options.

As a quick and dirty tool, this gets it done.

Very useful

Very useful but could be a little better. Using this for drag racing I am pulling down to 3.4 per cell and I can’t duplicate that.

Needs work

I'm only giving it 3 stars because I tricked it to work. Need a way to set differential gear ratio. I tried calculating speed of new xmaxx. Found several calculators that work great online and figured I'd try the app. The only way I managed to get the app to produce close to accurate speeds was to set cell voltage to 3.75 and cells on 2. I'm appalled that I paid for an app that isn't actually accurate when it's marketed as a calculator.