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It can calculate: Heading, Ground speed & Wind correction...
- True Air Speed
True Air Speed - E6BX | Aviation Calculators
- Time Addition & Subtraction
Time Addition & Subtraction - E6BX | Aviation Calculators
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Mach Speed - E6BX | Aviation Calculators
- Metar Decoder
Metar Decoder - E6BX | Aviation Calculators
- Pressure Altitude
Pressure Altitude - E6BX | Aviation Calculators
- TAF Decoder
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THE E6-B FLIGHT CALCULATOR is the iconic tool of every aviator. Although eclipsed by electronic replacements, mastering the old analog "slide rule" is still a rite of passage during primary training. In the sub-menus to the left are links to two Flash E6-B Emulators. To move the indexes, click and hold, then spin or slide, or use left/right/up ...
Simple to use E6B calculator with more than 75 aviation related functions, unit conversions and weather reports. An essential for pre-flight planning and in-flight problem solving Calculations
This conversion of temperature is made using the formula (5/9 * (Celsius temperature - 32)) Enter °C. Calculated Temperature = °F. Wind Chill. Wind chill cannot be accurately calculated for outside air temperatures (OAT) greater that 50 °F (10 °C) and wind speeds less than 4 MPH (3.5 Knots). Enter Temperature (OAT) °F °C.
E6B practice. This is a free mini-app from David Megginson for fellow afficionados of the classic aviation E6B circular sliderule (or for student pilots still forced to learn to use it). You can solve practice problems for either the wind side or the calculator side. Just keep clicking/tapping/hitting a key to see the answer, then to move on to ...
