Bad Elf 2200 GPS Pro (Black/silver)
The Bad Elf GPS Pro shares location information with up to five iOS devices simultaneously using Bluetooth technology. Large LCD display shows critical status information about location, power, Bluetooth connectivity, and trip data storage. Record up to 100 hours of trip data for sharing and storing. Extra long battery life of up to 16 hours using Bluetooth or up to 35 hours just data logging. The rugged and splash proof enclosure stands up to outdoor use. Works with all location based apps.
Product Features
- Connect up to 5 devices at a time via Bluetooth technology. Now also compatible with the iPhone 5, new iPad, iPad mini, and iPod touch 5th generation.
- Large LCD screen with backlight for night operation
- Standalone GPS datalogger stores 100+ hours of tracking data
- Extra-long battery life and 10Hz reporting rate
- Rugged and splash-proof to IPX4 standards
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Excellent for Field Work I bought the Bad Elf Pro since I had a vision of using my iPhone in GPS only mode for field work. I have a CDMA iPhone 4. If you turn off the radio, the GPS goes off too. The Bad Elf Pro has allowed me to take my iPhone out into the field and locate myself on custom-made field maps (using a 3rd party app to display geoPDFs). I’ve used the Bad Elf Pro for two complete field days, in bluetooth mode, without recharging. My iPhone, which is almost two years old, lasted many hours longer than…
Great GPS receiver for iPhone/iPad pilots So far I have no complaints and am glad that I decided to go with the pro instead of the pro+ or Garmin GLO. This does everything I need it to do with WAAS accuracy and a fraction of the pro + price tag. Speaking purely from the standpoint of a pilot who is NOT using this for IFR GPS requirements, but just to facilitate a VFR navigation source,to have a bit more situational awareness on approach plates when flying IFR, and to benefit from some of the capabilities of Garmin Pilot and…
Great when paired with Apple devices, workable with others. If you have an iPhone or iPad to handle reprogramming of this unit, it’s a great choice. If you don’t, be warned that programming and updating this unit isn’t possible without an Apple device to assist. AFAIK, there’s no compatible Microsoft or Android updating software. There IS a free “bluetooth GPS” app for Android that enables Android devices to work with this unit for navigation purposes, and it works with my Surface tablet as long as I don’t engage “airplane mode”…