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[color=blue]why they just dont put both angle scales around the computer.[/color] Try printing a scan of the computer face and then writing in the ...
[color=blue]Any idea where can I claim my sparkling water for pointing out the exam question needs updating?[/color] I'm sure both Bob and Stuart w...
You always have had the option of conforming to a category higher than the aircraft is cleared to as that is a more conservative operation. In extrem...
Seating has gone through many certification iterations over the years and infant restraint likewise. Consider the physics of the problem - (a) a...
That usually doesn't present a problem. However, the value of sine and cosine oscillate between -1 and +1, albeit out of phase by 90 degrees. When ...
Ah, there may be a subtle problem with the question, here. As I don't have a copy of the documents, might I be able to request that you post a scan ...
This is just a minor variation on a recent question you posted. Now, there are three ways to go about the question - (a) start your climb immedi...
[color=blue]Will definitely try more questions like these to get a more handle on these type of scenarios.[/color] That's the trick. First, one n...
Ah, this is a problem only until you twig to where some information exists. We are talking end of daylight. You normally are concerned more with ...
[color=blue]This is for the RPL exam and so a fair while away from multi engines[/color] Indeed, but I expect to see you in twins in time to come a...
(Relevant post commented on subsequently deleted by poster. The CASA reference can be linked via this link This post left for others re wind techni...
I'll leave you to do the wading through the rule books to find the references as that is always a useful learning exercise. It has long been the pr...
[color=blue]do I first calculate the headwind component of that wind and use this[/color] yes [color=blue]taking off from runway 09 and the wind...
If we overlay a suitable graphic on the CR, we can make reasonable sense of the thing - [attachment=2211]02 scales.jpg[/attachment] Some th...
First, some basic trig(onometry) background so we all are on the same page. Trig derives from very old triangle work dating back 2500 years or so. ...