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Question: Does the Bad Elf 1000 work with Google Map? Anybody try it before?
Document: The Bad Elf works OK with Foreflight for USA and the Foreflight world map Internationally. When trying to use the Bad Elf with the Jeppesen Internationally it doesn't work. I'm presently in South America and it doesn't work well here. I'm without signal about 85% of the time Previously we were in Russia and Eastern Europe with similar results only received signals about 15% of the time.
The Bad Elf 1000 30-Pin iPod/iPhone/iPad GPS Receiver  Works great easy set up no issues Bad Elf 1000 30-Pin iPod/iPhone/iPad GPS Receiver
We kept loosing the signal on our Ipad 2, while using Foreflight, so I thought I would try the Bad Elf. It fixed the problem.
Just received my Bad Elf GPS 1000. Last night in anticipation, I downloaded the Bad Elf app. After I opened the package, I stepped outside, opened the Bad Elf app, plugged in the Bad Elf GPS 1000 and watched it acquire 5 satellites in about 30 seconds. Next, I opened up MapMyRun app and walked around the playground for a test - worked perfectly!
They said my unit was defective and are going to replace it. Will update further when I can try the new one.UPDATE:  Customer support quickly replaced my defective Bad Elf. The new one worked GREAT....until the same issue came up about 2 months later. While in the middle of a run, it stopped working and I can't get it to function again. I have contacted customer support for either a replacement or a refund at this point.
I was searching for a &#34;proper&#34; gps for my ipad and iphone. Not the built in wi-fi assisted type that doesnt work when you're miles at sea or in fiordland away from reception.Google showed up two of these dongles, both with good reviews.
I picked up a Bad Elf GPS receiver for my iTouch and iPad2 so I could try my hand at geocaching and for general travel purposes since both of them only have Wi-Fi connections. The Bad Elf GPS receiver is easy to install (take it, connect to your iTouch/iPad, install application, and update GPS data and applications versions) with easy use. A nice plus is the small size and micro-USB2 connection.
First one I received didn't work too well for some reason so I returned it to amazon with no hassle. Brett Hackleman the sr it person emailed me ansking what was wrong with it. I was very frustrTed with thenproduct but he offered to send another to try no risk no cost unless I was satisfied. When I first used it it seemed to have problems with accuracy on the ground so I gave up. Brett asked if I would take it with me on my next flight soni did. It performed perfectly.
Plugs right into the ipad. Quickly finds a gps signal. We use it on foreflight when we fly. I'd like to use it on other map applications but the bad elf help websites are deemed dangerous by my browser. It drains the battery too.
The Bad Elf GPS attachment for the Apple IPad works great. If used for situation awareness on a VFR or IFR map, or even on the Approach plates, the unit will quickly identify usable satellites, give you the sensitivity range 10 m - 600 m so you know how accurate the GPS unit is protraying your location on the map. It is for the general aviation pilot a great additional tool in the cockpit.
Answer: Yes, it does fine. It works with Sygic nav app too.