Free distances software for pda

This application is a simple ballistic calculator.
By inputting a range of variables such as bullet mass, muzzle velocity and distance Ballistic works out the following parameters:
- The required elevation on sights
- The wind allowance
- The velocity at the given distance
- The muzzle energy
- The bullet drop
The results can be solved for a single distance or a table of the results can be output.
This software is free and may copied and distributed.
It should be noted that the results for the calculations are only valid for supersonic bullet velocities i.e. greater than 1200ft/s.

The Trek Tracer application is an easy to use way to log and track your cycling training.
You can capture basic information such as the distance and times.
But you are also able to collect other important pieces of information that impact the efficacy of you ride like the weather, temperature, and wind speed and direction.
System requirements:
- Palm OS v3.0

FastCalc is a calculator optimized to minimize the distance the fingers have to move, in order to perform the basic calculator tasks.

For this reason only the 12 basic buttons of the mobile phone are used.

Light Calc Lite 1.0 is a feature-rich and trustworthy beam calculator application which is designed for Lighting Professionals. Simply enter a beam angle or a field angle and a throw distance to calculate the expected diameter.

SkiersApp 1.0 is a powerful program that helps you a lot while skiing. It displays skiing statistics for you while skiing. Data such as max speed, height difference, distance and max G-force is displayed. Bring SkiersApp to the hills and start checking your ski data.

Major Features:

1. Maximum G-force
2. Speed / maximum speed
3. Height / height difference
4. Running time
5. Distance

VeloAce is the open source bike computer with logging and training capabilities for Palm OS.
VeloAce provides a clear user interface showing the most important data on five different screens. These screens are divided into the Data screen (current, average and maximum velocity, acceleration, trip time, total and trip distance), the Trip screen (total and remaining trip distance and time), the Trainer screen (Top 10 or Last 10 laps, automatic and manual lap trigger) the Log screen (details about the running log, buttons for inserting markers, and a distance vs. velocity graph), and the graphical Speedometer screen (a classical analog representation of the current velocity, including trip and total odometer).
VeloAce can record logs of your trips and allows to beam these logs to friends or to your notebook or PC for further analysis.
Using Palm PDA hardware has several great advantages:
- VeloAce runs on hardware that is nowadays considered obsolete and which is therefore very inexpensive to get
- It uses a large, crisp dot matrix touchscreen with even backlight capabilty
Main features:
- detailed trip data logging (Perl scripts for conversion to CSV are included)
- scrolling graph with distance vs. velocity (recent 158 wheel revolutions)
- detailed data display: current, average and maximum velocity (km/h, mph), acceleration (g), trip time (h:m:s), total and trip distance (km, miles)
- training capabilities with Top 10 or Last 10 laps and manual and/or automatic lap triggers
- detailed trip data: total trip distance (given by user), completed trip distance, remaining trip distance, total trip time (estimated), completed trip time, remaining trip time (estimated), trip progress bar and percentage
- classical speedometer view with analog display, total and trip odometers

Program Name: TravelTime 1.0

Description: Calculate and display travel times.

Written: Anthony J. Hunter

Ownership: (c) Copyright 2006 by A J Hunter & Associates Registration: Freeware! ==================================================

Travel Time is a Freeware PalmOS application that allows you to enter miles to travel, enter an average speed (MPH) or select an excellerated speed such as: Light Speed, Sound Speed and 1 Mile Per Second; then the application will calculate the amount of time it will take to travel that distance.

Entering Average MPH

If you enter an average MPH, you may specify any number up to 9999 MPH. The 9999 is not a limitation as much as it is a control for entering realistic numbers.

Selecting Light Speed

If you select Light Speed you are opting for a speed of 186262 MPS (Miles Per Second). This also translates to 11,175,720 MPH. This speed is for traveling very long distances. You may also opt to increase the default Factor from 1 to as much as 999. This is a multiplier that will help you calculate shorter times for longer distances at the speed of light.

Selecting Sound Speed

If you select Sound Speed you are opting for a speed that is calculated based on the Celcius Air Temperature; therefore, a Celcius temperature must be entered. If you do not know what celcius temperature relates to a given farenheit temperature, you can click the "?" button to convert a farenheit temperature to celcius. A window will display where you can enter a farenheit temperature and then you may convert it to celcius. You then have the option to select that converted temperature for use in the Sound Speed formula.

Selecting 1 Mile Per Second

If you select 1 MPS Speed you are opting for a speed of 3600 MPH.