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Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

22nd Mar 2013, 20:41

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

If you use the DALR from the surface up to the...

If you use the DALR from the surface up to the cloud base (3 deg./ 1000ft)
and from there on 1.8 deg. / 1000ft as the SALR
(only valid in the cloud itself ) , you get 10,330 ft as the FZ LVL.

I...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

15th Mar 2013, 17:26

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

Phantomas21: Controlled...

Phantomas21:

Controlled airspace can be class A, B, C, D, or E.
The right answer can't be class A, because VFR is not allowed in class A. Class A can be high-altitude airways and some...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

5th Dec 2012, 19:59

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

like bayblade said

like bayblade said

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

5th Dec 2012, 17:56

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

0.5 x 5° x sin(60) = 2,17°, conversion angle. ...

0.5 x 5° x sin(60) = 2,17°, conversion angle.

I mean 5 deg. for change of longitude.

Tangens = opposite/ adjecent

Tan 2,16= opposite/ 150NM

opposite= 5,67NM.

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

5th Dec 2012, 16:52

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

anders:

0.5 x 10° x sin(60) = 4.33°, conversion angle.

You should use 5 degrees here instead of 10. It's obvious if you draw a picture of the situation with 2 parallel lines representing the mentioned...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

17th Nov 2012, 17:47

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

max floor loading limit is 120 lbs/ft². Area of...

max floor loading limit is 120 lbs/ft². Area of crate is 1ft x 1,5ft= 1,5ft².

So:

120 lbs ...180 lb/ft²
_____ = _______

1 ft².........1,5 ft²

The 500lbs crate is heavier than the...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

18th Oct 2012, 10:30

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

Hi, Use the departure formula for your...

Hi,

Use the departure formula for your example, because it is for calculating distance between two point on the same latitude.

You use the convergency formula for calculating change of...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

27th Sep 2012, 10:30

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

Hi Anders, I edited my previous entry about...

Hi Anders,

I edited my previous entry about ,,main cloud base'' being the same as cloud ceiling:

Ceiling is by definition more than SCT, but it turns out that main cloud base is the higher...

Forum: Professional Pilot Training (includes ground studies)

26th Jan 2012, 09:00

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Posted By Da-20 monkey

Tried it with: cloud base = 400x (T-Td) ...

Tried it with:

cloud base = 400x (T-Td)
SALR= 1.8 degrees/ 1000 ft
DALR= 3 degrees/ 1000 ft

cools with DALR up to cloud base on windward side, then cools with SALR until the summit, then...

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