Flytrex

[Sherbs]

Any Naza pilots, (apart from Kitch) tried Flytrex?

[neallewis]

No had not heard of it until you said.
http://flytrex.com
Looks good, want that...

[neallewis]

Actually I don't think I like it. You have to sign into it with your facebook account, linking your flights and location to facebook, and having it public. You've got to upload your flight data to be able to do anything with it, so you are reliant on the service being available to continue to use it, and you have no control over what they do with the data you have generated.
In my mind if it was not linked to facebook in anyway, and the data recorded was in an open/standard format which would allow you to process it as you wished, then it would be good. Having to upload your flights to a publicly accessible and searchable service to be able to look at and use the data seems a bit open and not very private to me.

[Sherbs]

There's a few videos on YouTube, from what I can make out its your choice if you make your data public or private. I've ordered one, price seems quite cheap. Will see how we get on. I was going to attach my phone to the quad to record gps data, but now I won't have to risk it.

[neallewis]

Originally Posted by Sherbs

There's a few videos on YouTube, from what I can make out its your choice if you make your data public or private. I've ordered one, price seems quite cheap. Will see how we get on. I was going to attach my phone to the quad to record gps data, but now I won't have to risk it.

It loosk good, but really not keen on the facebook link thing. Be good to hear how you get on. you can export the data from the website to get something useable for your own stuff, however.

Yeah, I've got a gps logger that records the tracks, speed, height, trip, etc. i don't use it all the time, and its better and baulkier than that unit. Price is good to be fair, but i may investigate other gps loggers.

[Sherbs]

What type is it Neal?