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Old 19th August 2006 | 23:48
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novicef
 
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Old Smokey.

In your calculation where did you get the .3048 from?

For your example of a 500 foot obstacle at 5000 M, the obstacle-clear gradient is 500 / (5000 / .3048) X 100 = 3.05%

I am just doing my ATPL's so its nice to know this stuff.
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