Free pilot aviation software for pda

The Federal Aviation Administration provided the data for this useful dbNow Reference Database of airport abbreviations for U.S. airports.
This information is especially handy when youre using an online travel site and want the quick way to plan a flight. Sure, "JFK" is easy enough to remember, but did you know that Baltimore is "BWI"? And how about all those smaller locales like Champaign-Urbana, Illinois ("CMI").
This file is a free "Reference Database" for dbNow, the one easy-to-use database that works on your desktop, laptop, and Palm handheld. Like all dbNow Reference Databases, the Airport Abbreviations Database is completely customizable. Add or delete fields, change field labels, or leave it just the way it is.
System requirements:
- Palm III
- Palm OS v3.0
- dbNow

Pilot Install 4.7.0 is a simple to use, yet sophisticated utility which lets you simply install Palm Software. With one mouse click and one button push. Palm Software directly from the web!

J-Pilot is a desktop organizer application for the palm pilot that runs under Linux/Unix.
It is similar in functionality to the one that 3com distributes for a legacy operating system.
Requires GTK+ and pilot-link.
System requirements:
- Linux

ZX-Pilot is the Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48 emulator for Palm OS.
Main features:
- Z80 CPU emulation;
- ROM 16 Kb;
- RAM 48 Kb;
- ZX-Spectrum screen 192x256, 15 colors, flash;
- Border (except HandEra 330 version);
- Beeper (except HandEra 330 version);
- Spectrum keyboard;
- Kempston and Sinclair Joysticks;
- SNA 48 support for loading and saving;
- 160x160, 240x320, 320x320 resolution supporting;
- Pure assembler coding.
Enhancements:
- major reorganization and optimization of program;
- added new color scaling mode for 160x160;
- added new monochrome mode for 160x160;
- added screen keyboard for all non-scaling 160x160 screen modes;
- fixed bugs in some Z80 instructions;
- some other small improves.
System requirements:
- Palm OS 3.5
- 145KB

Aviation Flashcards is a set of SuperMemo databases by Mark Phillips created to study material covered in the FAA Airmen Knowledge Test for Private Pilot - Airplane.

The databases are:
Aviation Airspace - 50 cards covering airspace regulations.
Aviation Info 1 - 50 cards covering a range of topics, including airspeeds, compass errors, transponder codes, and light gun signals.
Aviation Info 2 - 50 cards covering a range of topics, including altitudes, altimeters, and right-of-way rules.

Feel free to modify and share the databases. Substitute Va, Vy, etc. with the appropriate airspeeds of the aircraft you fly. This is not a comprehensive review. Limited time and space forced the author to omit many important topics and many important details. The author is sure errors and inaccuracies remain despite his attempts to get the information correct. When in doubt, check the current FARs and other references before you decide an answer in this set is correct.
To view this database on your device you need the SuperMemo application (see the link in Requirements above). It will allow you to learn the cards up to 10-50 times faster and ensure that you never forget them again.

Morse Pilot 3.5 is considered as a professional and useful experimental multimodal PDA tutorial application.

Your buddies gave you the name "old bomber". As a squadron leader you were sent in countless wars to leave a desolated battlefield for the following infantry. In this ongoing duty you are completely on your own, because your whole team was shot down by hostile defence. The enemy mobilized all of their units on water, ground and in the air to bring you down. Struggle through the different missions and destroy as many military targets and buildings as possible. It is very important that you watch your altitude, because of the high mountains that might get in your way. Hidden runways give you the possibility to relax and concentrate on the next attack. Satisfy your thirst for revenge in the name of your country and all the companions you lost in this war. We know you are the best - bring it on!
Instructions / Controls:
As a brave bomber pilot in a tough danger zone your mission says: destroy as many enemies on the ground as possible. You will lose energy if a bullet hits you. Your plane is broken when it hits the ground. As soon as you start again, you will be invulnerable for 2 seconds. The game is over when you have lost the fourth plane. If you wreck buildings you will get 1 point. For the destruction of a military target you will get 3 points. The degree of difficulty increases from level to level. There is an information window between each level that tells you about the remaining lives, destroyed targets, the level and your points.
You have different ways to control your plane: in arcade mode or with the real control.
Main features:
- Isometric 3D-environment
- Many hostile targets
- Dynamic gameplay in endless levels
- Increasing difficulty
- Mutable ways of controlling
- Highscore
- Savegame
- Sound and vibration (depends on the device)
Version restrictions:
- Ad-supported
System requirements:
- Java enabled phone

PocketC Laptimer 1.30 is a beneficial and easy-to-use application which runs on Palm OS machines. It has been written with PocketC of. It is of very simple use. It features, big digits, screen triggering and remote control (with manual button, or magnetic switch), Lap Time Log file downloadable to your PC.

It works under all existing Palm Os, including the old Palm Pilot Pro machines. It has been tested on 4 stroke and on 2 stroke engine vehicles. It has been on purpose written with not up to date versions of PocketC, in order to allow this software to run also on ancient Palm Pilot machines.