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Old 9th August 2006 | 20:13
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X % climb == X Ft/Nm & X Ft/min

I used to know the formula but have forgotten it and cant find it.
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Old 9th August 2006 | 23:48
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% gradient x 60 = '/NM

e.g. 5% x 60 = 300'/NM

% gradient x GS = '/min

e.g. 5% x 200kt = 1000'/min
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Old 9th August 2006 | 23:55
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thank you, i remember now
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Old 10th August 2006 | 00:00
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sorry one more

feet/NM to Feet/min
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Old 10th August 2006 | 00:15
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FT/NM x (GS : 60) = ROC (or ROD) in FPM

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Thanks again, I should really know this stuff but studying for the CX interview has turned by mind to mush.
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