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Old 2nd September 2014 | 00:32
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hi

hello mate
do you have the PDF file as i can't find it in the internet anymore?if you could send me will be a great help thanks
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Old 2nd September 2014 | 01:40
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2.5% of 120 is 3 kts.
So that's about 300 fpm...
Way to complicated when you can just multiply your GS at Vfs/Vyse/V2 by the climb gradient.

IE at Vyse of 106 in nil wind (PA31-350) and a MA 2.5% climb gradient requires around 265 fpm. (Yeah right hahaha good one)
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Old 2nd September 2014 | 03:06
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3 deg slope just use half ground speed in feet per minute, 120 kts= 600ft per min, 180 kts = 900 ft per min etc, makes approaches easy. Also know your wizz wheel. After 13000 hrs still carry one and use it regularly. Great for diversion calculations, something we do a lot at the RFDS.
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Old 17th May 2022 | 10:08
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thaks for post
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