Ipaq navigation programs
Ipaq navigation programs
Joined: Oct 2002
Posts: 321
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From: UK
I have the "Flight Compnion start" bought from AFE, admitably it's the cheaper version of their other programe but it wouldn't persuade me to part with the £350 for the terrain avoidence version.
Basicly it's just a moving map with no information about waypoints, groundspeed etc, it's quite pretty but not worth the £100 I paid, try one of the others.
Basicly it's just a moving map with no information about waypoints, groundspeed etc, it's quite pretty but not worth the £100 I paid, try one of the others.
Joined: Apr 2002
Posts: 9
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From: Earth
PDA GPS
Hoge,
I use Memory-Map for CAA charts (www.memory-map.co.uk). Gives you the actual CAA chart with your location on it (provided you have a GPS attached), along with speed and hight data. You can program in waypoints and stuff. You can also get Aerial photograph's that do the same thing (v interesting to watch yourself move over actual photo landscapes).
Pratically speaking, it's ok in the heli, handy to give you an exact location in reference to the chart. But I find it most useful for pin pointing GPS references on the CAA charts, marking them down on my actual chart and away I go.
Also useful to have an electronic version of the CAA charts always handy on a PDA.
I've found ALOFT to be the best (for price and functions) flight calc (www.skymarktechnologies.com).
Log book programs are a waste of time, use Excel, it's beter and easier to use.
Hope that helps.
S.
I use Memory-Map for CAA charts (www.memory-map.co.uk). Gives you the actual CAA chart with your location on it (provided you have a GPS attached), along with speed and hight data. You can program in waypoints and stuff. You can also get Aerial photograph's that do the same thing (v interesting to watch yourself move over actual photo landscapes).
Pratically speaking, it's ok in the heli, handy to give you an exact location in reference to the chart. But I find it most useful for pin pointing GPS references on the CAA charts, marking them down on my actual chart and away I go.
Also useful to have an electronic version of the CAA charts always handy on a PDA.
I've found ALOFT to be the best (for price and functions) flight calc (www.skymarktechnologies.com).
Log book programs are a waste of time, use Excel, it's beter and easier to use.
Hope that helps.
S.
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 503
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From: mostly in the jungle...
hoge:
Try
http://www.controlvision.com/
for a start. seems to be a top notch program.
3top
Let us know how it works!!
Try
http://www.controlvision.com/
for a start. seems to be a top notch program.
3top
Let us know how it works!!
Joined: Jul 2002
Posts: 512
Likes: 0
From: Texas
Also try FlyByNav Pro . I haven't tried the PPC version, but the Palm version for OS4 & previous is nice. I had to ditch it when I got an OS5 Palm, but I'm waiting for the OS5 version. On the Palm it runs very quickly.
