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slowcoach wrote:"your device is not compatible with this version"



looks cool though- Im on a Samsung galaxy y ?

Thanks for the feedback, I'll look into it. Maybe that phone doesn't have the orientation sensors.

Just downloaded this. Look forward to testing it.
I might try it on the kitchen table first, that's always wobbling!
Well done and thanks.

CliffDutfield wrote:Just downloaded this. Look forward to testing it.
I might try it on the kitchen table first, that's always wobbling!

You'll need to enter the wheelbase and track of your table and save it as a new van
It will get it within a degree. Best of luck!

If you have a sense of balance and eyes you don't need anything else to know if you are level. Why do you need an aid to parking level?

Not tried it in the van yet but looks great so far - thanks

(running on HTC Desire S with Cyanogenmod 7.2.0)

Oldiebut goodie wrote:If you have a sense of balance and eyes you don't need anything else to know if you are level. Why do you need an aid to parking level?

Well perhaps you are in a lucky minority who always finds a level space on which to park. The app doesn't help you. It does tell you how much to chock each wheel in a place where you are not level.

morr wrote:Not tried it in the van yet but looks great so far - thanks

(running on HTC Desire S with Cyanogenmod 7.2.0)

Thanks for giving it a go - I'm grateful for any suggestions as to how it should look and the ergonomics of how to change profiles, vans, and calibrate.

LittleMissSunshine wrote:Don't forget the left handed screwdrivers too

and also the skirting ladders!!!

To the OP, well done, although I don't have smart phone of any kind, (unless it means able to make a phone call) I still think its a top job to do this, and for free as well.
I'm afraid I rely on the binocular vision and 'the inner ear thing that helps me walk without falling over' type of balancing, that and using a modified post leveller!

It works great on my Samsung Galaxy Note.
I think it's OTT having it down to millimetres though.

Ignore the naysayers some of us like these little toys.

Got it and it works.

BUT not sure how when driving up my ramps i know when i have adjusted for 4mm at the front and 23 mm at the left. thinks i will just stick to my eyes and spirit level.
Btu well done for developing it

Titus A Duxass wrote:I think it's OTT having it down to millimetres though.

Massively. But I like it.

We've "made do" with one of these so far...
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What'd be really nice to add to the app is a "Good 'nuff" (say, within a couple of cm) "Two steps of the ramps on this wheel, one on that". I'm happy to measure my yellow stepped Fiammas if it helps.

noparadise wrote:

Oldiebut goodie wrote:If you have a sense of balance and eyes you don't need anything else to know if you are level. Why do you need an aid to parking level?

Well perhaps you are in a lucky minority who always finds a level space on which to park. The app doesn't help you. It does tell you how much to chock each wheel in a place where you are not level.

I always wild camp (40+ years) and park in some rough terrain - it is not difficult to sense your level and espy the position to park to achieve it.

stop picking on him you pedants, its FREE, though you might nip onto the tran--shyte forum and pedal it there with a charge of course,im sure they will enthuse over it cos there vans arent worth talking about...
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I cannot believe that when someone has developed this to help people and has offered it for free, people have the cheek to be negative!!
If you don't need it then fine, don't use it. However being unnecessarily rude about it is not really needed.

Thanks NP for taking the time and sharing.

Take these kids away from their toys and they wouldn't be able to walk down the street without falling over as they haven't got a 'levelling application'.

CliffDutfield

Who is being negative and/or rude. All that has been pointed out is that the human body comes with it's own levelling device , no wires, no batteries , no internet etc.
I won't use it - nor will I use one of those pieces of equipment that one would have to purchase to enable one to use same.