avHelper 0.5.5 (Windows + Windows Mobile 6)
| Rating: 5!
The sole purpose of avHelper is to help flight simulator pilots with everyday calculations quick and easy.
The current version of software includes the following features:
- Convertation of common measurements.
- Loading of current METAR from NOAA or VATSIM. (Windows version only)
- Calculation of QFE pressure, and control height.
- Calculation of wind components for takeoff and landing.
- Calculation of turn parameters, such as radius, time, and distance to complete the turn.
- Calculation of time and distance required to climb or descend knowing vertical vertical speed and average ground speed.
Known bugs:
1. Crash to desktop may occur when one of the text fields is left empty.
2. When loading NOAA METAR, a data string is loaded in front of it.
The current version of software includes the following features:
- Convertation of common measurements.
- Loading of current METAR from NOAA or VATSIM. (Windows version only)
- Calculation of QFE pressure, and control height.
- Calculation of wind components for takeoff and landing.
- Calculation of turn parameters, such as radius, time, and distance to complete the turn.
- Calculation of time and distance required to climb or descend knowing vertical vertical speed and average ground speed.
Known bugs:
1. Crash to desktop may occur when one of the text fields is left empty.
2. When loading NOAA METAR, a data string is loaded in front of it.
→ Size:
1 MB
→ Date:
15 years ago (15.11.2010 21:27)
→ Author:
Michael "Wolf" "Spielberg" Volchenkov
→ Approved by moderator:
Tim24
→ License:
Freeware - Free version, Unlimited Distribution
→ Downloaded:
1914 time(s)
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5
Urgently develop programming for Symbian!.
− Disappear,
15 years ago,
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At android too would not hurt =)
− TUPOLEV114,
15 years ago,
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Or at least on Java ME2 is implemented.
− Disappear,
15 years ago,
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5
What you need! Thanks:)
− pro100gamer,
14 years ago,
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5
Respect! Of course I would like to be able to get METAR and PDAs. Pure, IMHO, in the pressure in mm Hg do not need hundredths. But this is nitpicking of course.
− 4beer,
15 years ago,
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5
AAAA long I've been waiting for this pda!! but it prevzashlo my expectations! " THANK YOU
− Suharik,
15 years ago,
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