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From: Pewsey, UK
Dave :
If it only had "AFE" on it in light grey letters in the bottom right corner, it would look exactly like the ones I have in my flightbag.
Personally, I used some Jeppesen ones in the US last year - I thought they were pretty good, and when folded correctly after completion only the most relevant stuff was left on display on the kneeboard.
If it only had "AFE" on it in light grey letters in the bottom right corner, it would look exactly like the ones I have in my flightbag.
Personally, I used some Jeppesen ones in the US last year - I thought they were pretty good, and when folded correctly after completion only the most relevant stuff was left on display on the kneeboard.
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From: Dublin
Well here is my version. Mine will also calculate your heading and windspeed from true heading and true airspeed 
http://homepage.eircom.net/~dublinpi...lculations.xls
http://homepage.eircom.net/~dublinpi...lculations.xls
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From: Dublin
KCDW,
I worked out the formula's myself. If you look closely enough, you will see that they are repeated within each cell a fair bit. This was to get around calculations sometimes working out at for example 375 degrees instead of 15 degrees etc.
It's not as complicated as the formula's look
But it works quite well.
DP
I worked out the formula's myself. If you look closely enough, you will see that they are repeated within each cell a fair bit. This was to get around calculations sometimes working out at for example 375 degrees instead of 15 degrees etc.
It's not as complicated as the formula's look
But it works quite well.
DP
