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Old 09-04-2013, 02:38 AM
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TonyC
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Originally Posted by jsfBoat View Post

I'm curious to know if there is, and what is, the method to solve fix to fix navigation problems. I found something in Thai but couldn't translate it. Basically an airplane is on a certain radial at a certain distance and needs to figure out what direct heading will take the airplane to a different radial of the same VOR at a different distance. Appreciate any useful replies. Is there a way to do this on paper without looking at a HSI?


Use the windface of your whiz wheel. Use the center as the VOR, mark the FROM and TO waypoints on the appropriate radials, using a distance scale that will accomodate both points but maximize the detail/accuracy. Spin the wheel to place the TO point directly above (vertically) the FROM point, read the no-wind heading under the top index.






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