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Very accurate. Many users of GPS are not aware that the altitude given by GPS is based on a theoretical Geode of the Earth's surface. It can be up to 100' (33m) off. To get a correct altitude you have to have access to a database with the true altitude for every location. With that in mind, this app gets the GPS location (which is +- 5m for most locations on the Earth) and then finds the surveyed height. The location of my house is 227ft MSL and this app says 230ft MSL. Considering that I am holding it about 4' off the ground that is pretty darn good. It it is also cool that it also gives the altitude the current pressure is found in the Standard Atmosphere.
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Full page ad popped after only about 20 seconds of trying it. Uninstalled. [Response] I'm sorry, but it happened the very first time I tried it and I had used it far less than 10 mins. I'm certain of it. Perhaps there is a bug somewhere. I looked at the 3 altitudes, then went to look at the settings, and the ad came up after I left the settings. I've been a professional developer for over 35 years--bugs are a part of the development life cycle. I sincerely hope you find the problem.
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False, there is no more then 3 ads every 3 hours with a minimum period of 10 minutes.
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Update - this was apparently a temporary glitch - I've succeeded in downloading these areas now. ------- I bought the Pro version today. I used it on a local hike today and found it to be accurate. However, when I later tried to download several areas for offline use, only some of them successfully downloaded. One didn't respond to the download arrow at all. Another displayed an outline of an empty cloud and did not proceed to download. It appears that this app only works with certain areas.
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