I have a complete Flightmaster Psion handheld computer with the
carrying case and the thermal printer with cables.

Pete McMaster used to support the database updates. Are they still
available?

I may be selling it on eBay. Any idea as to what it migh be worth? It
works perfectly, as far as I can tell.

Thanks,

RT

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> I may be selling it on eBay. Any idea as to what it migh be worth? It
> works perfectly, as far as I can tell.

Flightmasters were really cool ten years ago when they were new. I
don't know if it's worth anything now. Does anybody know of a
similarly good IFR planner than runs on modern handhelds?

"Ron Natalie" > wrote in message
m...
> wrote:
>
>> I may be selling it on eBay. Any idea as to what it migh be worth? It
>> works perfectly, as far as I can tell.
>
> Flightmasters were really cool ten years ago when they were new. I don't
> know if it's worth anything now. Does anybody know of a similarly good
> IFR planner than runs on modern handhelds?

Purely out of curiosity (I'm not flying just yet !), I checked out the
viability of my cell phone / PDA. It has Bluetooth, so a suitable GPS
receiver (say, Leadtex Xtrac II), is all that is needed. Plus some
remarkably inexpensive software :-

http://www.avshop.com/catalog/category.html?categoryid=60 ...............or
some remarkably expensive :-

I did see an ad for some German software (maybe Euro plates only?), which
cost the equivalent of $1500, but it looked awesome. Fully interfaced with a
PDA. I've lost the damn URL.

S. wrote:

>
> I did see an ad for some German software (maybe Euro plates only?), which
> cost the equivalent of $1500, but it looked awesome. Fully interfaced with a
> PDA. I've lost the damn URL.
>

Here's a good one, the one I use on my PDA. So good I sold my Garmin
handheld.


http://www.flynavgps.com/index2.shtml

S. wrote:
> "Ron Natalie" > wrote in message
> m...
>
wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I may be selling it on eBay. Any idea as to what it migh be worth? It
>>>works perfectly, as far as I can tell.
>>
>>Flightmasters were really cool ten years ago when they were new. I don't
>>know if it's worth anything now. Does anybody know of a similarly good
>>IFR planner than runs on modern handhelds?
>
>
> Purely out of curiosity (I'm not flying just yet !), I checked out the
> viability of my cell phone / PDA. It has Bluetooth, so a suitable GPS
> receiver (say, Leadtex Xtrac II), is all that is needed. Plus some
> remarkably inexpensive software :-
>
Flightmaster is NOT a navigation device. It's a rather nice flight
planning software.