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Parallels of latitude i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- Circles that run parallel to the equator
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Meridian i,-i,- i,- Half of a great circle, which joins the poles
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Rhumb line i,- i,-i,- i,- Line of constant direction
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Variation i,-i,- i,- Difference between true and magnetic directions i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-




Isogonal i,-i,- i,- Line of constant variation
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Agonic line i,- i,-i,- i,- Line of zero variation
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VTA projection and scale
i,- i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- Transverse mercator, 1 : 250,000, GC i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-



- arc, RL - straight
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,VNC projectioni,- i,-i,- i,- Lambert conformal conic, 1 : 500,000, GC -
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straight, RL - arc i,- i,- i,-




WAC projection i,- i,-i,- i,- Lambert conformal conic, 1 : 1,000,000, GC -
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straight, RL - arc i,- i,- i,-




LO chart projection
i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- Lambert conformal conic, varies, GC - i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-



straight, RL - arc i,- i,- i,-




1 US gallon of oil weighs
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MOCA will provide you with _____ of obstacle clearance
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1,000ft


Dead reckoning uses i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- TAS, distance, track, and wind
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information


Double track error correction If less than halfway, double
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your drift angle to get back on track
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Opening and closing angle Establish a fix to find your angle
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drift from departure Aerodrome, and arrival Aerodrome, add
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those two angles up i,- i,- i,-

, One in 60 rule
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over 60nm, you will be 1 nm off track
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NDBs and ADFs operate in what range?
i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- LF and MF (30 to
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3,000khz)


Are NDBs and ADFs restricted to line of sight operation?
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these signals follow the curvature of the earth
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Bearing to an NDB equation i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- BTS = MH + RB i,- i,- i,- i,-




VORs operate in what range?
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Are VORs line of sight?
i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- Yes


VOR range equation
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DMEs operate in what range?
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Is DME line of sight?
i,- i,- i,- i,- i,-i,- i,- Yes