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Quick Spoke Update

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 18 January 2014; Last Updated: 04 July 2015; Hits: 4127

I noticed, to my dismay, that one of the fields in Quick spoke was not showing in iOS 7. As I suspected, the autolayout mechanism had squeezed it to a height of 0. Well, it is fixed now and since I was in there I updated all the views for iOS7 and made some fresh buttons. Also, found one tiny bug which involved only the info details view but I fixed it anyhow. Here is a screenshot.

New Hub Editor Screen

Tensioner Fresh Updates

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 03 January 2014; Last Updated: 04 July 2015; Hits: 3841

New updates are available for Spoke Tensioner. I changed from a simple moving average to an exponential moving average. What this means is that the most recent sample is weighted more heavily than then previous samples. It helps eliminate the "pluck" being registered as the frequency. Instead the ringing of the spoke is more clear.

Also, I updated for iOS 7 interface. There was a little bit of moving things around to make them agree with older versions such as iOS 6. As a result, some of the colors are not ideal, but I hope this is a worthwhile compromise for the improved functionality of the app.

Updated for iOS 7 UI

Spoke Tension Updates

Details: Written by Administrator; Created: 06 March 2013; Last Updated: 04 July 2015; Hits: 4807

The Spoke Tensioner has been updated. Fixes include removing the length ruler bug and resizing the info/help screen for the new iPhone 4 inch display.

Two new features have been added. Double sided viewing allows you to see the tension on both sides of a wheel at once. Hold down the "side" button to see this.

Also, manual entry allows you to enter a tension for a spoke. This is useful if you have acquired a different value from a manual tension meter (Park Tool) or you are just using this tool for storing wheels.

Hope everyone finds the updates useful.

Dual Sided Spoke Tension View Spoke Tension Manual Entry