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Thank you for the prompt answer. I think I get the picture, now.
A question just occurred to me. In the chart, the climb example comes from below the line (about 4600 ft and 10 degrees). I can't recall ever seei...
Thank you regarding the computer answer. Regarding the WAT answer, you are indicating that the now defunct Australian rules were different to other...
Two questions from one who is endeavouring to become au fait with this new to me pilot material. First, I do not see where zero degrees is related ...
Thank you for your response, John, I shall undertake some research to amplify the matter.
That is the sort of information I was seeking, thank you. A further question. I am aware that water vapour has a measurable effect on density. ...
That has me confused. I would have expected both to have some relationship to the underlying ISA mathematical model. However, thanks to both for y...
Thank you for that reply and information Stuart. Are you able to cast some light onto the 120 ft/degree factor?
Thank you for your reply, Bob. From that, I understand that the textbook direction is only a recommendation and that, of course, is quite reasonable...