Do you need cellular service for this to work, or would it work on an iPad through bluetooth on the golf course?
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Bluetooth is all you need. You will need a wireless or cellular connection later for uploading the sessions you captured to the MySwingTip web site.
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It works on iPad through Bluetooth on the golf course. Cellular service is required to sync the data to myswingtip.com, and hence is optional if you don't intend to use that feature.
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If the iPad has WiFi only (no cellular capability), then you can sync to the web site after the practice session upon reconnecting with WiFi.
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I have this installed in my car, and the stero's bluetooth supports both my phone (Motorola/Android), and my husbands phone (forget the brand, but it's different). I'm also able to connect my iPad and iPod via bluetooth. You just have to "pair" whichever device you want to use during that time. Very easy.
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As long as you have Bluetooth technology, the mini Jambox should be able to connect. I had my iPad, iPhone, iPod, and my husbands golfing friends with every phone model imaginable connect to this speaker so they could have their own music at a golf gathering.
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No software is needed as long as you choose a station on the module. You have 4 options one is that you will control the station through the app and the other three are fixed stations. I chose to use one of the three stations and have had different apple and android devices connected without any issues. On a hunch I bought the android model to use with my iphone thinking bluetooth is bluetooth so it should work and it paid off.
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I don't see why not it's Bluetooth so no software or app has to be downloaded for it. I have it for my Ipad 2 and it works great
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You download the APP and it works thru bluetooth, Should work! just make sure you turn bluetooth on in your settings.
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You have to buy an iPad that has the cell phone capability. Some are Wi-Fi only. Those that are Wi-Fi only, you cannot add cellular later.
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It should have worked. Make sure you turn your Bluetooth off on your iPhone before connecting. It only works with one device at a time.
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I have not tried that, but I assume it would work, I have connected to my ipad and that works fine
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Yes, the connection from the iPod to the GPS receiver uses Bluetooth. It is not dependent on WiFi nor cellular connections.
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I agree with Shanesaw. I watched mine cycle through it's "DEMO" mode today and it didn't bring up Satellite Radio at all. Pandora is the closest to it and, of course, that requires an app to run on the iPhone/iPod/iPad. I'm sure it would run fine through bluetooth with a satellite app, if there is one. With no need for satellite programming I am still very pleased with this unit.
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I only use my G-Grip when I'm playing golf or at the practice tee. I have noticed that I lose the signal about 20 yards from my iPad
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It uses Bluetooth technology to connect wirelessly to your iPad. There is a bit of set up needed but it's only about 5 minutes and it works well.
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No, it will work directly through your Bluetooth connection from your device but you can use a cable if you want to
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Bluetooth works wirelessly when you turn it on next to your cindle which also should be on it will send signals and they will pair up it should be rather quickly
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HelloIt should work, you must me sure that aviation app supports an external Bluetooth GPS. Most of apps supports internal GPS only. Check it.
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I do not know about the iphone. Yes, you will need service for the wifi as you are driving. There is a port on a daugle to plug it in.