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I don't have your particular POH page to review. Perhaps you might post a photo of it ? I expect that it will indicate that the speed recommended ...
This sort of question revolves on the specific wording. Presumably you have related the question from somewhere else ? Can you confirm that yo...
If I may add a few words to Stuart’s and Bob’s posts. [color=blue][i][b]I would have expected both to have some relationship to the underlying ISA ...
OK, it's pretty clear that you have a Dalton and your brother-in-law a Jepp. However, it appears that, perhaps, both of you really don't understand...
It won't take long to sort out your problem. First, though, we need to be quite clear just which nav computer you have. "E6B" doesn't define it ad...
Not for taking in. My observation is that many students have never heard of it so I like to give it a plug, where appropriate.
Once again, be wary of terms in weight and balance. Industry practice, over the years, has resulted in its being a bit of a dog's breakfast. For...
Empty weight definition. This is defined in CAO100. 7 and no-where else. All other terms, essentially, are not defined other than within the conte...
Reading between the lines, MissSoph uses a Dalton nav computer, not a Jepp machine ? If that is the case, then ETAS would have no functional meani...
As before, the mantra is - (a) if the examiner indicates he wants something specific in the question, do it (b) otherwise, round conservatively,...
Suggest you include CAO 100.7 in the list. While not directly examinable, it gives you stuff which isn't anywhere else. The definition of "empty w...
OK, the discussion has gone right off the rails, so let's start again, shall we ? In your first post, you state a concern that the VR factor has be...
[color=blue][i][b]The second half of your reply confuses me despite reading it carefully 4 times.[/b][/i][/color] I'm not quite sure that I follow ...
[color=blue][i][b]SE = (Total fuel - Fixed reserve - Startup/Taxi - Holding) / 1.1 / Fuel Flow[/b][/i][/color] You might like to note that you will...
Equations are fine providing they are used correctly and appropriately and with due consideration of any inherent limitations. Unfortunately, my ob...