MES App for smartphones

[bmbmkr]

https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...perts.MESDroid

Here is the link for MES App for android. I'm not sure if it is available for I Phones, you may be able to search the Play Store and find it.

The app is organized in three pages

Sap Collection Log:
Enter a Location, Gallons and Sap Brix, it will email to the address you enter and also roughly calculate the amount of syrup expected, records date and time

RO Calculator: a couple of useful calculators for operating your RO
Perm/Conc Flow meter readings = Conc Brix
Starting Brix/Conc Brix= rejection %
Sap Temp= RO efficiency

Sugar House:
Sap Brix/Gallons-Syrup calculator
Syrup Temp/Brix Chart calculator
Sugar House Altitude/Barometric pressure - draw off temp calculator

[darkmachine]

Tried to install on my phone, but is limited to tablets for some reason, I guess i'll keep a dedicated tablet down at the shack, lol.

Edit: maybe my android version is not supported, my phone is android 14

Edit: maybe my big fat thumbs just don't work right...installed fine...

[littleTapper]

Another option. Cool. I use https://www.saptapapps.com/

[bmbmkr]

Tried to install on my phone, but is limited to tablets for some reason, I guess i'll keep a dedicated tablet down at the shack, lol.

Edit: maybe my android version is not supported, my phone is android 14

Edit: maybe my big fat thumbs just don't work right...installed fine...

I got an email from a guy I sent the link to, apparently the app hasn't been updated in a while and doesn't get along with newer android operating system. I'll send MES an email and ask em about it. I have it on an old cell phone, not sure what system it is, but it's been on there for 3 or 4 years.

We don't have cell service here at the house, but I kept my old phone because of some of the apps and all of the photos notes and such from a couple of years of sugaring and all my honey bee notes on it. I have the same thumbs!

[bmbmkr]

Another option. Cool. I use https://www.saptapapps.com/

I like saptapapps, my only problem with it is they use the Wx from a station 15 miles away and they are in a way different microclimate than us. That station is right next to the Ohio river and an interstate, both of which have an impact on temperature. Fortunately for me, we usually 3 to 5 deg colder than the station in town shows and I get runs that aren't predicted on there. I guess all the concrete and asphalt is a heat sink. weather.com is more accurate temperature wise with my zipcode, I use the two of them together with a couple years experience and 6 or 8 thermometers in my sugar bush. It has come down to me being able to pump sap or not sometimes. I've learned to prioritize which sap to pump or haul first by the microclimates on our own farms due to topography. We have a few hollers where the sun don't shine!

[82cabby]

+1 for https://www.saptapapps.com/

Good app, slight learning curve. I like it…

[ScottT]

I put this on my phone this past summer. Interested to see how well this works for this season.