Last seen: Jan 21, 2026
As to 0.305. The usual conversion factor most folks remember is 1 m = 3.281 ft inverting this, we get 1 ft = 1 / 3.281 = 0.305 m
Looks fine. As a suggestion, you might like to carry all your calculations to one decimal more than the final answer requires. So, for instance, ...
In addition to speeds, one might like to know the purpose of the question - ie are we setting out to achieve a step crossing etc., or what ?
...and that's great because it shows that you are thinking about things. Just a problem that, sometimes, folks make the exam type questions too com...
Methinks you try to make too much of the question. The question clearly is interested in determining the chart daylight difference. In the sam...
[color=blue][i][b]What prompts you to add the extra 24hrs to point B to get to 3246?[/b][/i][/color] You are subtracting the BOD at A from the EOD ...
Are we talking spins or spiral dives ? Different animals. Perhaps you might revisit and rewrite your question a little bit ?
All's well, you just need to think a bit about what's going on. Q1. The workings are close enough. Now your problem is interpretation of ...
It doesn't really matter whether we are looking at range or endurance - just varies the derivation sums. Either we are seeking to minimise [color=red...
Absolutely and positively (a). The same applies to avgas powered cycles and is totally relevant to the CPL/PPL/RPL folks working hard to get their li...
You have made a very simple error in reading the question. The question asks for the "distance and time from the ETP [color=red][b]back to[/b][/colo...
I don't think that you were "wrong" at all. However, a bit more attention to detail and your answer would be just fine. The actual answer in k...
Now, if I've not made too many mistakes, this should be somewhere near the mark .. [attachment=1747]Alpha example.JPG[/attachment] The red lin...
The PPL stuff is examinable at CPL. A bit of revision is the name of the game.
You have the basics under control there, good sir. However, several comments if I may - (a) your execution of the sheet needs to be a little ...