EFB: what 's the best PDF App/Organizer for Avionics Manuals?

[ncdmtb]

I started using an iPad as my EFB. I tried to use iBooks (via cloud) to organize my PDF manuals. Either I am too stupid to figure it out, or it is not working as it should. (They are not showing up on my iPad, only on my Mac)

What iPad App do others use to organize their electronic documentation/manuals (PDF files)?

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[Marauder]

I started using an iPad as my EFB. I tried to use iBooks (via cloud) to organize my PDF manuals. Either I am too stupid to figure it out, or it is not working as it should. (They are not showing up on my iPad, only on my Mac)

What iPad App do others use to organize their electronic documentation/manuals (PDF files)?

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I use iBooks and keep others in the document section of ForeFlight. It sounds like you don't have the document share piece turn on for iCloud (on your iPad).

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[Wistarmo]

GoodReader.  I use it for everything.  I have my POH, manuals for all my equipment, and my aircraft/engine logs all in there. 

[Marauder]

Make sure the "documents and data" are turned on for the iPad (iCoud under Settings")

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[BorealOne]

Foreflight has docs capability. Makes sense to consolidate under one app, but I just use iBooks.

[Cabanaboy]

Foreflight...

[Hector]

Foreflight works but I did not want to have everything there. I have manuals for every piece of equipment installed in my mooney. I going that Goodreader is really a great App for this

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[midlifeflyer]

Another GoodReader vote here. So much more capability for organizing and annotating  than iBooks and other choices.

[jlunseth]

I use Foreflight and organize the documents by category.  My .pdf checklist is in "Flight Doc."  I have a manual for house insulation somewhere in one of the categories.  Foreflight's document organization capabilities are basic, but pretty good.