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A-ganger
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GREAT, I have so far been counting the last seconds in my mind.
It surprises me all the time. Then what about the others, I know I should post it as separate but couldn't be bothered ![]() Kanolsen |
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中国水兵
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See pages 53-58 in the GWX manual for a description of the pullouts on the Nav map.
The tables tell you how far you would travel at a particular speed over a certain period of time: Knoten in Kilometer pro Stunde: Columns are labeled in hours Rows are labeled in knots Cross Reference a row (your current speed) with a column, to see how many kilometers you would travel in that many hours at that speed. Knoten in Meter pro Minute: Same as above, but the columns are in minutes, not hours. And the results are in meters not kilometers. |
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Ocean Warrior
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Location: Canada, eh?
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It would be great though if the chart had on it the math that was involved in determining that result. That way I could make more specific calculations about travel.
EDIT> I just found this scrawled on a piece of paper I had in my "SH3 Manual TDC" notes. Yes I have notes. Distance travelled = Speed in knots X Hours X 1.852 This is for Kilometers. That means that if you're going 1 knots then you are going 1.852 Km/h. EDIT #2 Check this out. I just found it. http://www.plasma.com/classroom/converterspeed.htm Last edited by P_Funk; 03-30-07 at 09:18 PM. |
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