Free airplane landing software for pda

The object of this game is to hop from landing to landing and knock down the blocks with your porta wheels. You get 10 points for each one you hit and 100 bonus and next round for all six. Free man every five rounds.

This program requires that you have both the BeanDLL.dll file ** and ** the runtime files for Visual Basic on your PocketPC computer. Simply unzip the file for your processor and place the DLL file in the Windows folder of your PocketPC computer. For free support on installing email me.

NSB Lander is a "Lunar Lander" type game with one goal - land safely.
You have three places to land, with increasingly greater gravitational pull:
- Moon - 1/6 of the Earths gravity
- Earth - (its own gravity)
- Jupiter - 2.54 times the Earths gravity
To safely land, you need to land with a velocity less than 1 (an arbitrary number, no units given).
Anything greater, and you crash.
The Moon is fairly easy to land on, although its also easy to give yourself too much thrust and end up flying to the top of the screen.
The Earth is a littel more difficult, and Jupiter is nearly impossible until you get a feel for the controls.
You keep the remaining fuel after each landing (successful or not).
When youre out of fuel, you cant fly anymore.
System requirements:
- Palm IIIx
- Palm OS v3.1

Luxair for iPhone 1.0.5 is launched to be an easy-to-use and comprehensive utility which now provides all iPhone Owners access to real-time flight information directly from their iPhone handset.

Features: Arrivals and departures: The program provides real-time arrival and departures information for all flights landing and taking-off from Luxembourg. This means that you will always be up-to-date regarding delays or flight changes, even before you arrive at the airport.

Requirements:

• Compatible with iPhone and iPod touch.
• Requires iPhone 2.0
• Software update.

This program will help you store information on your Palm about electric connectors use in the aviation field. Airplane technicians, or anyone else in this field who needs to keep information on connectors will find this program useful.
The information that you can store on the electrical connectors is: the connector ID, the connector part number, the backshell part number, the contact part number, insert, extract, the crimper part number, positioner, the selector, the seal plug, and a there is also a multipurpose note field with scrolling abilities.
Feel free to email me for changes, questions, concerns, or comments. Thanks and enjoy!
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0

Read it Later 1.0 provides you a useful tool which lets you save pages to read later, even without an internet connection. And now, you can access Read It Later from your iPhone or iPod Touch. Read It Later will download offline copies of your pages so you can still view webpages when you are offline or in airplane mode.

Prepare for the mission of your life! Take off in your chopper and rescue your stranded team members , avoiding all obstacles in your way. Work your way through the levels, then complete your mission by landing your chopper on the red base at the bottom of screen six. Good luck pilot !!
Version restrictions:
- Ad-supported

MarsClock is an alarm clock for Mars time. It was created to aid the NASA MER and Phoenix robots. Many clocks exist for Mars, but none were portable nor had alarm capabilities at the time this was created.
MarsClock is a port of Mars24, created using OnBoardC. It runs on the PalmOS operating system (v 3.0 through 5.2) and requires MathLib. The error between MarsClock and the JPL MER time sheets is less than one minute for the nominal mission duration.
This software is free. You are free to view the source code, modify it, and/or use it elsewhere as per the GPL.
Main features:
- Customize background (GRS, MOLA, MDIM)
- One-tap access to: Viking 1, Viking 2, MER-A and MER-B, Phoenix, Sojourner, or Custom time/location
- Shows sub-solar point & lander location
- Calculates Mars Mean Solar Time or True Solar Time
- Tap and drag to get latitude, longitude, and time for any location
- Easily set !DateBook alarms for any Earth or Mars time
- 2-way (reverse) lookup: Earth to Mars or Mars to Earth time
Enhancements:
- Support the Phoenix lander mission
- Phoenix landing location and clock time are not yet known.
- Using (lat,lon) of (75,0) for location
- Clock defaults to *Sol* until launch at 2007-08-01 00:00:00 UTC
- Added GRS background image option
- Changed defaults for first run to Phoenix & GRS
- Removed Beagle II location
System requirements:
- PalmOS v3.1
- MathLib