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10-19-2014 | 06:56 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by CGfalconHerc

I'm sorry Cameron, but you're wrong. At 60 DME, 1 radial equals 1 nm..at 30 DME, 1 radial equals .5 nm..at 15 DME, 1 radial equals .25 nm. As you get closer to the center of the circle, the distance between radials decreases to zero. I know that the gouge answer is not correct..but the answer is 1802.5 GMT.

Please check your math before you interview..

I think you might have misread his post. At 30 dme 2 radials per nm is the same thing as .5nm per radial.

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