Attention cornice jumpers and high flyers

[Jeff C]

How much air is big air? Just check your iPhone. The latest application for the iPhone is Hangtimer, which allows snowmobilers to quantify just how big they went. Download the application for an absurdly cheap $10, and the iPhone's -- or iPod Touch's -- internal tri-axial accelerometer detects when your sled leaves and touches the ground. After each jump, the iPhone displays your flight time, while a plot provides a running tally of your jumps and speed throughout the day.

No more lying about how far you went. Now you can prove it.

No more lines like "Did you see that? I must have went over 200' on that last jump"

 

[polaris dude]

woah, that looks pretty sweet

 

[driftjumper]

What if you're super smooth and it can't tell when your take off or landing is?

I guess I don't have to worry about it!

 

[Abominab1e]

Ski shops carry a standalone device that does this, in case you dont want a sucky Iphone.

 

[Tree Boss]

I didn't think I needed a new phone seems how this LG chocolate is only 4 months old but that little feature there is sweet and well worth it to me. I will look into that thanks for the post

 

[NoSecondChances]

How much air is big air? Just check your iPhone. The latest application for the iPhone is Hangtimer, which allows snowmobilers to quantify just how big they went. Download the application for an absurdly cheap $10, and the iPhone's -- or iPod Touch's -- internal tri-axial accelerometer detects when your sled leaves and touches the ground. After each jump, the iPhone displays your flight time, while a plot provides a running tally of your jumps and speed throughout the day.

No more lying about how far you went. Now you can prove it.

No more lines like "Did you see that? I must have went over 200' on that last jump"

Or you could just throw your Iphone up and down while driving your car and then tell people you logged 45 hrs of flight time last season...
ha!

NSC