iADF

Have you ever been cleared to a NDB o VOR station, and you are too low or too far to receive it? What can you do? First of all, ask ATC for vectors, and then you can use iADF to crosscheck your navigation. It will give you actual heading, the bearing, speed, and distance to the station.

You can also use it to prepare your flight, writing down a list of all the navaids of your route (yes iADF also tune in VORs) . Pressing the next and last buttons you can change from one to another. You can even perform a point to point navigation introducing the station ID, radial and nautical miles you want to fly to, iADF will guide you there.

Just type


AVE GMN LHS


and you have your route from Paso Robles to Agua Dulce air park.


But we know Agua Dulce is 17 nm in radial 115 from LHS


AVE GMN LHS LHS@115@16.8


Will guide you direct to Agua Dulce


LHS@115@16.8 stands for 16.8 miles in 115 radial of Lake Hughes VOR.


If you don't know an station ID you can type in the frequency and iADF will search it for you.


This application cannot be used as a primary navigation instrument. iADF is only as accurate as your iPhone hardware. We strongly recommend you to carry a battery charger when using this app in flight.

The iPhone compass is quite inaccurate inside your plane, iADF uses GPS course as soon as is available, changing actual heading label from red to yellow.

Added Major Airports. Instead of frecuency it will appear airport altitude. To select an Airport type its complete ICAO code, e.g. KATL for Atlanta International.

On screen help. Press info button.

Add your own user waypoints, create virtual NDBs and practice your instruments skills away from busy routes.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: IHSI WON'T WORK WITH YOUR IPHONE IN PLANE MODE. PLANE MODE DISABLES GPS.


iHSI needs GPS signal. Use it Outdoors.

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Fixed freeze when gps signal is lost.