ezAlmanac Pro

The ezAlmanac Pro is now available for $24.99 for iPad owners. The application is supporting English language. It weighs in at only 65.9 MB to download. It is highly advisable to have the latest app version installed so that you don`t miss out on the fresh new features and improvements. The current app version 1.0.1 has been released on 2015-07-06. The Apple Store includes a very useful feature that will check if your device and iOS version are both compatible with the app. Most iPhone and iPad are compatible. Here is the app`s compatibility information: Requires iOS 7.0 or later. Compatible with iPad.
Bottom Line: For more information about ezAlmanac Pro check developer EZ Celestial LLC`s website : http://www.ezcelestial.com

Terrific app Very easy to use for taking a large number of sights in a short time It s also a great teaching tool All the normal books are there nautical almanac HO249 etc The app will also show you via highlights how it computed the results Ho Hc and intercept                     Fabulous Sailorkarl

This is a great way to learn how to reduce sextant observations using the Almanac tables Tapping on a correction value sends you to the Almanac page with relevant column and row highlighted One confusing correction is for the upper limb of the Moon An additional 30 are subtracted but it is not clear why from the tables alone The official Almanac 2015 edition at least has a paragraph on the moon altitude correction page explaining this correction I really like plotting the Lines of Position and seeing on the map Would be nice if the map had a scale I m new to sextant observations and reduction and I ve learned a lot using this app Recommend                 Nice app jaufdenb

I am teaching myself celestial navigation The books I am using have problems and answers but if I get the wrong answer I have no idea where I might have gone wrong This app is very helpful in that it shows me all the calculated values I need to check my work along the way and with a simple tap on the screen it shows me where in the Nautical Almanac and H O 229 volumes the data came from with pages exactly as they look like in the books Having all the Nautical Almanac data from 1961 to 2060 means I won t have to buy another one the older NA data is also very helpful in verifying my answers to problems in old celestial navigation how to books Same with H O 229 all 6 volumes are in there The LOP plots are very helpful and easy to access I just used the Shoot function to help me preset my sextant for this evening s practice shots and it worked like a charm Overall as someone new to celestial navigation this program is very very helpful Once I am comfortable understanding how to do my sights and reductions from the books and making plots by hand I can see how this app will make taking sights and getting a position much easier without the risk of errors during sight reduction My only quibbles so far are that I can t figure out how to make it work in landscape mode on my iPad and it would be nice to be able to enter watch time and watch error                     Simple to use and input data Mdsailor55