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[color=blue][i][b]%Error = 2/185 = 1%[/b][/i][/color] Hence my comment that the approximation was starting to unravel at that sort of drift angle. ...
The tabulated data, of course, suggest that the disparaging aphorism [color=blue][i][b]"multi-guess examinations"[/b][/i][/color] is not all that far ...
In the same vein as a comment offered for another thread, one really needs to be careful when using the (2 x TAS) approximation for (G/S out + GS home...
I think we are dancing around the same thoughts ? Some further thoughts, if I may ? [color=blue][i][b]My point was, the calculation was not run us...
A minor comment, if I may. Some of the processes we use when working the wind triangle depend, for their validity, on the wind speed's being a sens...
Some thoughts ... (a) [color=blue][i][b]This in incorrect[/b][/i][/color] Not quite the case. While Jukzizy has been a tad casual with his (he...
A little difficult to follow your lines in the scan but around 1500 m looks to be pretty close to the mark.
A tough one, here. If you have sorted out the other subjects (evidently without any trouble), then it wouldn't appear to be a case of exam jitters ...
We will await your revised chart ...
Your approach to the problem is fine, but the details require some tweaking. (a) check 3800 ft - looks a little low to me (b) check the slope - ...
This thread emphasises the need for putting all the information down at the start. Some comments (a) presumably you meant for the question to s...
Some comments, initially (a) be very careful with interpolation for intermediate values (b) you might like to double check the slope entry ? ...
Some comments, first up (a) I would endeavour to be a little more accurate in paralleling the chart grids - small angular errors can add up to sign...
[color=blue][i][b]ERSA (GEN-CON-2)[/b][/i][/color] Quite. However, for the common factors, it really is better for folks to have them tucked into...
Several points to note - (a) one can't mix deg T and deg M with a significant variation. You have all the information in deg T so there is no ne...