ElectroDroid Pro 50% off on Android Play Store

[PedroDaGr8]

For those of you with Android devices. The Pro version of the Electrodroid Android app is on sale for 50% off. LINK

For those that don't know what it is; it's a crazy useful electrical toolkit. It's basically a collection of tables, calculators, pin-outs, etc. all in an easily useable form. For example, it has a filter calculator, 555 calculator, a capacitor discharge calculator, resistor color code calculator, trace width calculator and the list goes on and on.

[iloveelectronics]

Thanks for the recommendation! I just downloaded the Pro version!

For those of you with Android devices. The Pro version of the Electrodroid Android app is on sale for 50% off. LINK

For those that don't know what it is; it's a crazy useful electrical toolkit. It's basically a collection of tables, calculators, pin-outs, etc. all in an easily useable form. For example, it has a filter calculator, 555 calculator, a capacitor discharge calculator, resistor color code calculator, trace width calculator and the list goes on and on.

[PedroDaGr8]

Thanks for the recommendation! I just downloaded the Pro version!

For those of you with Android devices. The Pro version of the Electrodroid Android app is on sale for 50% off. LINK

For those that don't know what it is; it's a crazy useful electrical toolkit. It's basically a collection of tables, calculators, pin-outs, etc. all in an easily useable form. For example, it has a filter calculator, 555 calculator, a capacitor discharge calculator, resistor color code calculator, trace width calculator and the list goes on and on.

Hope you enjoy it. Even the free version is really full featured for those who prefer free apps. That being said, personally either version is worth the $1.39 the app costs right now and likely $4-5 more.

[AlfBaz]

Ive had the free version of that app for some time and looked to buy the paid one, but there doesn't seem to be any added value to the product apart from the donation... Given that most of the bought apps need internet access to verify a purchased license and the info contained within this app is so rudimentary that it borders on useless, you may as well just use google

[AlfBaz]

I have bought Elector's RF and Microwave toolbox, but find it a little redundant. If you need the calcs used in that app you'd be designing rf stuff which means you'd be in a lab with a PC and plenty of reference material, so why pull your phone out?

To date the most use full app where portability comes into play would be "Android Gerber View Pro".
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