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Production Software has released its newest product called Electronic
Facilities & Airport Directory (eFAD). eFAD is the most powerful (multi-platform) airport directory in the world. eFAD allows you to view airport information, weather, and more from your PC, PDA (Palm OS and Pocket PC), and/or XHTML mobile phone. This is your electronic alternative to Green Books! eFAD provides detailed U.S. airport and NAVAID information (public & private), weather (METAR +decoder, NEXRAD, TAF, AIRMETS/SIGMETS, Winds Aloft, 25+ weather charts, NWS Outlook, RVR, PIREPs), NOTAMs, TFRs, STMPs, Sunrise, Sunset & Moon, FAA airport status, NTSB reports, tail numbers, 13,000+ approach charts and diagrams, user comments, E6-B, dictionary (6,000+ terms), FARs, traffic statistics, location maps, travel information (taxi, rental cars, hotels, motels, and restaurants) and much more. For those who prefer paper, eFAD can also print Kneeboard-sized reports. Website: http://www.pspda.com/ Screenshots: http://www.pspda.com/efad.html View Press Release: http://www.pspda.com/adpublic/PReFAD.PDF |
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In a previous article, "PS" said:
view airport information, weather, and more from your PC, PDA (Palm OS and Pocket PC), and/or XHTML mobile phone. This is your electronic alternative to Green Books! I'm getting "413 Page Cannot Be Displayed" on my cell phone when I try to select my local airport. -- Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/ I got told by a friend's ex-girlfriend that she could tell I was a Linux geek from the way I *walked*. -- Skud |
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What phone are you using? eFAD requires a mobile phone with a XHTML-MP
browser (such as the Nokia S60 phones). Also, make sure you are using the "xml" URL (provided in your confirmation email). |
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In a previous article, "PS" said:
What phone are you using? eFAD requires a mobile phone with a XHTML-MP browser (such as the Nokia S60 phones). Also, make sure you are using the "xml" URL (provided in your confirmation email). I'm using a Moto v180. Not sure if that's XHTML-MP browser, but I use it with WxServer. And I'm using the xml url. -- Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/ May all their sendmail.cf files be edited in notepad and returned, only to be read at the next reboot. -- Tom O'Neil |
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Looks like your phone does not have a HTML browser, just a WAP browser
(eFAD does not support WAP). Here is the technical document for you phone http://www.motorola.com/mot/doc/1/1228_MotDoc.pdf |
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