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Revision Exercise 2.1, Q6, Page 103

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Jase88 created the topic: Revision Exercise 2.1, Q6, Page 103

Hi all,

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Just trying to figure out where the 90 nautical miles comes from in the answer explanation? Finding irex pretty dry so there's a fair chance that I haven't read something thoroughly enough again.

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bobtait replied the topic: Revision Exercise 2.1, Q6, Page 103

90 nm is the rated coverage of VHF aids if you are above 5000ft. You cannot claim a fix unless you are within the rated coverage. See AIP GEN 1.5 para 2.3.

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Jase88 replied the topic: Revision Exercise 2.1, Q6, Page 103

Thanks Bob,

Would this diagram be correct with working this one out then?

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bobtait replied the topic: Revision Exercise 2.1, Q6, Page 103

Two requirements must be met when planning a route using ground-based navigation aids.
1. Not more than 2 hours between positive fixes.
2. Distance from last positive fix to the destination not more than 6.39 times the rated coverage of the destination aid.

Looks like you've got it!


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Jase88 replied the topic: Revision Exercise 2.1, Q6, Page 103

Great thanks very much!
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