pSatellite 1.0 review (mobile)

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pSatellite (pS) is a satellite tracking application for the Palm OS environment.

License: Shareware
OS: PalmOS
File size: 268K
Developer: Axel Fischer      
Price: $15.00
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pSatellite 1.0 is astronomy software developed by Axel Fischer.
pSatellite (pS) is a satellite tracking application for the Palm OS environment. It provides visualization of satellite orbit position on a world map (Mercator projection) from any ground location you enter within pS. The core vector propagator within pS uses standard Two Line Elements (TLE's) available on the Internet and works for both low earth orbiting (LEO's)and geo-synchronous (GEO's)satellites.
This hobby software is shareware, which means you can download and use pSatellite 1.0 for free during the trial period (usually for 30 days). At the expiration of the period you will have to buy the astronomy product for $15.00. pSatellite 1.0 is available at regnow and Axel Fischer website. pSatellite 1.0 supports different languages (including english). It works with PalmOS.

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