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"Martin Gregorie" wrote...
It seems that all the PDAs I know about have problems: - no external power connection for the Palm m100 and slow You can live without external power, I used NiMH rechargeables, and could easily get 7 or 8 flying hours per charge. It is slow, though... - Compaq Aero 1500 displays fade out in a sunlit cockpit as they get hot True, but keep a white cloth or hat over it until takeoff, and it will be fine. - IPAQ 3630 and 3850 get hot and crash in a sunlit cockpit. My 3950 has never crashed due to heat, even when the temperature exceeds 40C on the ramp. The screen is also unaffected. Are there any other WinCE PDAs I should be looking at? The Axim is inexpensive, but finding an appropriate mount may still be a problem. I'm primarily interested in using a PDA system to display a moving map for general navigation and restricted airspace avoidance. The upcoming replacement for the low-end Palm Zire interests me. It allegedly has a decently fast ARM processor running PalmOS 5, 8 mb of memory (instead of 2), an external power jack, and a high contrast monochrome screen like the m100. The main problem is likely to be finding a way to get GPS data into the thing... Marc |
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