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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 ...
So we can see exactly how your solution is travelling, can you post a picture of your sheet ?
I've only just now spotted this question. It's a fairly standard use of a trimsheet and the answer falls out relatively easily. How about you pos...
[color=blue][i][b]Study Guide Volume 2, page 251, which says: "To allow the altimeter to indicate height above the aerodrome, the atmospheric pressure...
[color=blue][i][b]So, in correctly inputting the correct QNH on the subscale for that aerodrome before take-off, the Altimeter mainscale on the ground...
That sounds about right to me ... Although it may sound a bit like nit-picking, we need to keep in mind that the altimeter is a barometer - not a t...
[color=blue][i][b]should this not rather be “QFE” since the AWIS is giving the local aerodrome pressure at Field Elevation?[/b][/i][/color] One mig...