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Usefull utilities for Windows 95/98/NT/2000 and XP
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MagVar -
Magnetic variation and great circle course calculator
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MagVar computes and displays magnetic variation for anywhere in the world between
60 deg. N and 80 deg. S. This version is functionaly identical to the applet displayed in
Almanac On-Line but written as a stand alone program to run on
your own computer.
Download Magvar
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This-to-That -
Unit conversions utility
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Have you ever needed to convert metric
units to imperial, miles to kilometres, pounds to kilograms, knots to miles per hour?
This-to-That is the tool for the job and handles a whole range of other unit
conversions. It's fast, flexible and compact.
Download This-to-That
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CW-Swot -
Morse code practise
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Need a practise code generator to help you learn Morse? Here's a versatile but
very simple generator that turns a block of text into a morse sound and flashing
light display. You can vary the pitch, speed and character gap of the signal
produced.
Download CW-Swot
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YOTREPS
Reporter
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This is a program written specifically for formatting position and weather
observations from boats at sea. The reports it produces are in plain English
text, can be read by position plotters, weather analysis and archive software
and are easily passed over HF radio and e-mail.
Read more
about the Reporter
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PhysPlot -
Weather plotter
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PhysPlot is a new program with the ability to plot a range of meteorological data
including isobars, pressure systems, fronts, wind arows and sea temperatures.
See the PhysPlot page
for a free evaluation download.
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Plot YOTREPS reports on Google Earth
- with yotreps_kml.exe
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Kindly provided by Paolo
(IK3QAR)
this handy utility allows you to plot YOTREPS
daily summaries on
Google Earth. There's no help file but the program is
so simple it hardly seems necessary as it includes only two buttons - one to load the
summary text file and the other to save it as a .kml file that can be loaded into
Google earth. text file. Download your copy
here.
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