TourViewer (english) v1.1.0
Size: 30 KB
Date: December 15, 2003 (Updated)
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
  • Any hardware
  • Palm OS v2.0
Download:
  • tourviewer-en-1.1.0.zip

Author: Steffen Pingel
Home: http://members.tripod.de/Steff...
Email: steffenp@gmx.de

Description:
TourViewer can be used to receive and evaluate data from a CicloSport(C) HAC4 bike computer.

It can be used as a backup tool on the road.

It supports tour diaries, naming of tours and bikes, zoom, scrolling, display of data in tables and graphs, tour marks and pulse ranges.

Detailed information can be found at the homepage.

Update Description:
- This version fixes an incompatibility with PalmOS 5.

TourViewer (deutsch) v1.1.0
Size: 30 KB
Date: December 15, 2003 (Updated)
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
  • Any hardware
  • Palm OS v2.0
Download:
  • tourviewer-de-1.1.0.zip

Author: Steffen Pingel
Home: http://members.tripod.de/Steff...
Email: steffenp@gmx.de

Description:
TourViewer ermöglicht den Empfang und die Auswertung der Daten von einem CicloSport(C) HAC4 Fahrradcomputer.

Es kann unterwegs benutzt werden, um Backups zu erstellen.

Es bietet ein Tour Tagebuch, Bennenung von Touren und Fahrradern, grafische und tabellarische Anzeige der Daten, Anzeige von Markierungen und Herzfrequenz Grenzen.

Detailierte Informationen befinden sich auf der Homepage.

Update Description:
- Diese Version behebt eine Inkompatibilität mit PalmOS 5.

AI (Astro Info) v2.5.1
Size: 219 KB
Date: November 17, 2003 (Updated)
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
  • Palm III
  • Palm OS v3.0
Download:
  • astroinfo-2.5.1.zip

Author: Astro Info Developers
Home: http://astroinfo.sf.net
Email: palmgear@enzerink.net

Description:
This is the latest release of our FREE open source astronomical ephemeris.

AI (Astro Info) provides comprehensive data on objects in our solar system as well as catalogues of all types of interstellar objects.

This makes AI an invaluable tool for planning and observing with handy features such as showing objects currently above the horizon.

This release includes:

• Improved colour graphics
• Object details including rise/transit/set, phase, distance, magnitude and position in multiple coordinate systems
• Graphically show phase of our moon and solar system planets using real images or drawings (see screen shot above)
• Major overhaul of the user interface
• Sky map with ability to zoom and change limiting magnitude
• F-A-S-T and accurate maths using combination of virtual floating point library and Meeus calculations
• Change viewing date and time from any form
• Show time as julian date and sidereal time
• Rise/set time for all planets in our solar system in one form
• Only 78KB of memory without optional catalogues
• Your choice of catalogues containing thousands of objects including:
• Messier
• Caldwell
• Bennett
• Yale
• SAA 100 (best 100 non Messier objects from sci.astro.amateur newsgroup)
• Revised NGC/IC catalogue - this is the most accurate version of this catalogue available! Coming in V3
• Optional night mode (red) for colour devices

Download german and russian versions of AI at our web site http://astroinfo.sf.net

Update Description:
2003-11-17:
- Minor update to fix crashing bug on PalmOS 5 and typo in rise/set times for stars.

Satellites of the Solar System v1.2
Size: 11 KB
Date: October 1, 2003 (Updated)
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
  • Any hardware
  • Palm OS v3.5
  • SmartList To Go
Download:
  • moons.zip

Author: Jason Perry
Email: perry@pirlmail.lpl.Arizona.EDU

Description:
This is Smartlist To Go (formerly ThinkDB) database contain a listing of the satellites of the 9 major planets and those found around asteroids and minor planets.

This database is complete free and will remain so for all future updates.

To use this database, select a primary (a planet or MP, a category for minor planet satellites) from the views drop down menu (the leftmost drop down menu underneath the "Moons" title).

Then select the entry for the satellite you wish to obtain more information for.

Each entry has the following information split into three tabs:

Orbital data

• Semi-major Axis (distance from center of primary)
• Period (time it takes to complete one orbit)
• E (Eccentricity, represents shape of the orbit)
• I (Inclination, represents tilt of orbit with respect to the equator of the primary)

Physical data:

• Diameter (size of the satellite)
• Type (represents basic composition and size of body)
• Notes (a short description of the satellite as well as other possibly useful data)

Discovery Data

• Discovery Year
• Discoverer

Fields that I would like to add in the next update or two include albedo and density.

Update Description:
v1.2 (September 30, 2003):
- Added S/ 2002 N 4 and S/ 2001 U 2
- New satellites announced today.
- Also updated S/ 2002 N 3 based on recovery data from the last two months.

v1.11 (September 29, 2003):
- Removed S/ 2003 N 2 and updated S/ 2002 N 2 based on recovery data from late August 2003.

StarDust v1.0a
Size: 117 KB
Date: September 18, 2003
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
  • Any hardware
  • Palm OS v3.5
Download:
  • StarDust10a.zip

Author: ShinjiIgarashi
Home: http://hp.vector.co.jp/authors...
Email: GBA01121@nifty.com

Description:
Planetarium display software for astronomical fan.

Features:
- Number of inclusion coordinates: abbreviation 8,000
- Such as 0-n The selection display of visual magnitude is possible.
- Constellation name display. (English name (abbreviated) or the Japan name -- selection)
- Expansion / reduction display is possible
- Equatorial coordinate system (RA(Head) celestial declination DE(Pich))
- 256 color and HiRes. correspondence.

FilesF:
- StarDust.PRC run file
- StarData.PDB Astronomical coordinates data
- SeizaDataE.PDB Constellation name data.iEngj
- SeizaDataJ.PDB Constellation name data.(Jpn)
- Please install one of the SeizaDataJ.PDB or SeizaDataE.PDB as a SeizaData.PDB.

Other:
- No constellation line. Since data is insufficient.

Earth&Sun v2.0
Size: 69 KB
Date: August 7, 2003 (Updated)
Type: Freeware
Min. Requirement:
  • PalmPilot Personal
  • Palm OS v3.0
Download:
  • earth20.zip

Author: David W. Bray
Home: http://davidbray.org
Email: bray@davidbray.org

Description:
The Earth&Sun program shows the Sun Illuminated area of the Earth.

It also displays:
- The latitude and longitude of an Earth location.
- The time zone at that location, based on only longitude not civil boundaries.
- The current time at that location based on the above time zone.
- The sunrise and sunset times, and day length at that location.
- Distance between two locations on the earth surface.
- Earth&Sun can also be a real time clock on the Palm V or a Palm Simulator.