iphone GPS

[eSJay]

Let’s say I have coordinates that mark locations of artificial structure in a lake. Is there an “easy to use” iphone app that allows me to plug in the coordinates and map the spots on my phone?
If so, what’s the accuracy (± ft.) of this technology?
thanks!

[1010]

GPS hunt by trimble, has several features and way point storage and will allow you to see you're lat and long,, but I didn't see where you could enter it and go to it.. Google earth also allows you to see your current lat & long..
BTW these are free ^^ you could probably pay for one that'll do what you need.
If you find one post it up..

[3spop]

On the preloaded maps app on your iphone you can type gps coordinates into the search bar and click search and it will drop a pin on those readings on your map. The compass on the iphone also displays gps coordinates of the phone.

[Click]

Try GPS HD

[Deltaquack]

Antler Insanity will do a good job and you can look at satellite images of your waypoints as well.

[donia]

[eSJay]

Thanks guys! Turns out that I already had MotionX loaded. Just took the time to figure out how to enter all the waypoints. Got them all saved into a folder & errthang! However, my home waypoint defaults to somewhere in california & I can't figure out out to delete.

[peewee]

MotionX is awesome. I use it all the time for work and marking hunting spots.

[donia]

"When navigating in Manual Mode (without GPS), the range and bearing start from the
Home location you’ve defined. To change your Home position, create a new waypoint
using the TapTap® tool and select “Set as Home”.

when you don't have a gps signal, this is the default waypoint it starts from...create a new waypoint as above and try that.

[mlj300]