Aircraft Altimeter vs Disused Tube Usage & Stats

This photorealistic altimeter simulates the analog altimeter commonly found in general aviation airplanes. The meter movement is smooth and realistic. See your current altitude in both analog and digital displays simultaneously. Both displays can be configured independently to show either Meters or Feet. The altimeter can be adjusted, similar to an actual unit, by touching the "Adj." knob on the analog display. Also includes a pop-up display showing all information coming from the iPhone GPS, including latitude, longitude, speed, heading, and horizontal/vertical uncertainty. The altitude information comes from your device's internal Barometer or GPS, which is somewhat limited. If you use the barometer, there will be variations due to atmospheric conditions. If you use the GPS technology, it will only work outdoors, with a clear view of the sky. The altitude reading may be hundreds or even thousands off and may take a minute or two for the GPS to lock on to the satellites. This program is intended for entertainment and/or educational purposes only. This program will only work on a device which has a GPS. Barometer mode requires a device with a barometric pressure sensor. Continued use of GPS running in the background can dramatically decrease battery life.

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Disused Tube

London is full of abandoned and disused stations. There are many abandoned, disused and relocated stations on the London Underground network, some below the ground, and some still on the surface. Some of these stations vanished without trace, whilst others are still intact and can still be seen if you know where to look for them! We've been to all the abandoned station locations in London, and this App is a guide to where they are, what to see, and how to get there. Co-created by Geoff Marshall - a two-times Guinness World Record Holder for travelling to all Tube stations in the fastest time possible - and the Award-Winning Station Master App Team. http://www.stationmasterapp.com/ http://www.tubeworldrecord.co.uk/ Key features: • History, photographs and audio commentary for 50 abandoned Underground stations • Locality maps, showing where the old stations are located • A definitive 'Disused Tube Map', created specially for the App by designer Mark Noad • Two 'Walking Tour' maps, to assist you to make self guided tours of some of the stations • Bonus information on six other railways that used to be part of the Underground system The information in Disused Tube is built-in, so it is available at all times without an internet connection.