Range Report Palm Tungsten E
Re: Palm Tungsten E
The Tungsten E2 and newer Palms have non-volatile memory.
The Tungsten E2 and newer Palms have non-volatile memory.
Re: Palm Tungsten E
Karl: bear in mind that there is a version of Exbal which runs on Pocket P.C.s as well. I run both Field Firing Solutions and Exbal on an HP iPaq 111 running the Windows Mobile 6 OS.
If all you're going to do is run ballistics on the Palm, then a used or refurbished Palm is the cheapest way to go. But if you use the PDA as your primary organizer as I do, ActiveSynced to a Windows computer, the Pocket P.C. is more versatile. And I say that as a person who still has a running Palm 500, and I've been running Palm Pilots since 1997.
Karl: bear in mind that there is a version of Exbal which runs on Pocket P.C.s as well. I run both Field Firing Solutions and Exbal on an HP iPaq 111 running the Windows Mobile 6 OS.
If all you're going to do is run ballistics on the Palm, then a used or refurbished Palm is the cheapest way to go. But if you use the PDA as your primary organizer as I do, ActiveSynced to a Windows computer, the Pocket P.C. is more versatile. And I say that as a person who still has a running Palm 500, and I've been running Palm Pilots since 1997.
Re: Palm Tungsten E
I have the same propblem with mine. The key is not letting the battery go completely dead. Works fine if you get it onto the charger after every range trip....
JeffVN
I have the same propblem with mine. The key is not letting the battery go completely dead. Works fine if you get it onto the charger after every range trip....
JeffVN
Re: Palm Tungsten E
If you have an older Palm with volatile memory, and don't want to upgrade to a newer model with non-volatile memory, check out this program:
http://www.jkware.com/CardBackup.php
It will allow you to periodically do a backup of everthing in program and data storage to an SD card, which you can restore from if your battery goes dead.
If you have an older Palm with volatile memory, and don't want to upgrade to a newer model with non-volatile memory, check out this program:
http://www.jkware.com/CardBackup.php
It will allow you to periodically do a backup of everthing in program and data storage to an SD card, which you can restore from if your battery goes dead.
