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Swabbie
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Hey,
I was wondering how you calculate how long you have to travel to cover a distance on your map using real navigation. I am using this method: When I have to travel for example 120 km, I multiply this by 0.62137 (this is 1 mile) so I get 75 miles. I divide this by my speed (for example 8 knots) to get 9,375 hours = 9 hours and 23 minutes. However, if I travel this time in game at 8 knots I don't arrive where I want to go. I arrive there a lot earlier. Am I doing something wrong or is there a better method to calculate the time it takes to cover a certain distance? Happy hunting, Job |
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Ocean Warrior
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incorrect multiplier..
nautical mile = 1852 meters.. not 1609.. the proper multiplier is - 0.54 120 km = 64.8 nm
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Swabbie
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Thanks a lot for finding my problem
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Ace of the deep .
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Just use the auto scripts so the navigater plots every 2 hours .
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Swabbie
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Thanks for the tip Sober
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