iPhone Applications

[Terry H]

So I've ventured into the apple world. Again. Eek

Anyway.

Has anyone used the following application:
/>http://pixelschmixel.com/sailfish.html

Or is there any other recommended apps/sites to provide a nice concise amount of detail regarding the weather.

[ellicat]

If the apple is shrivelled it is dry; if there's a black spot it's humid and possibly wet.....

I'll ask my children

[Terry H]

How you go Elli?

Henry? Have you heard anything

[ellicat]

My children are not interested in such applications apparently :whistle:

[Bluevien]

Hey Terry, I haven't used sailfish but it looks good. I run a few weather apps for different reasons so here are some I turn to when planning trips.

Windguru - Looks similar to sailfish in the detail. I have found it pretty accurate and check this one first.

Briswind - is useful and includes the latest seabreeze and BOM forecast so you won't need separate apps or webpage shortcuts to those 2.

Windalert - have only just downloaded this so too early to tell but looks promising for data on the day.

For general weather forecast I use Pkt Weather and Weatherzone.

What I have also done is created home page shortcuts to willy weather for most used locations so I can check them out with just 1 tap.

While you are at it, look at the navionics app. Costs about $15 and is a great back up GPS and handy for planning trips away from the boat. It is extemely detailed and haven't been able to fault it yet and unlike beacon to beacon it is updated twice a year I think.

Hope this helps.

Rob

[fishingnut]

5-0 radio,stick skater and deer hunter

[Travis]

Talking tomcat is good after quite a few beers