Chapter 7.3 - Exam Review Flashcards
True or False. Direction measured on a chart are magnetic directions?
False. Measured in using True North.
What’s the Magnetic Direction for 100T with 10E?
090M.
What’s the True Direction for 283M with 5W?
278T.
What is the Variation from 300T and 307M?
7W.
What is the Variation from 105T and 093M?
12E.
What’s the True Direction for 068M with 2W?
066T.
What’s the True Direction for 000M with 3E?
003T.
What’s the Magnetic Direction for 328T with 5W?
333M.
What’s the Magnetic Direction for 156T with 12W?
168M.
What is the Variation from 218T and 218M?
0.
What’s the True Direction for 357M with 1E?
358T.
Write 7° as true direction or heading?
007T.
Write 316° as a magnetic direction or heading?
316M.
Why is magnetic direction needed for Air Navigation?
Because there is not instrument that senses true direction.
What is an isogonal and what is it used for (2)?
- Lines on a chart joining places where the value of variation is equal.
- Isogonals are used to find the value of variation.
Give one major reason why current charts should be used for Navigation?
Current charts will show current aeronautical, cultural and topographical details, as well as, value of variation.
What is deviation?
Angular difference between magnetic north and the Aircraft’s compass.
Is deviation constant at a particular place and why?
No. It varies from heading to heading and Aircraft to Aircraft.
What reference is used for relative directions (R)?
Longitudinal axis of the Aircraft.
Define a great circle?
A circle drawn on the earth’s surface whose centre is the centre of the earth.
What is a Rhumb line?
A curved line on the earth’s surface which has a constant angular relationship with North.
What references are used for measuring latitude and longitude (2)?
- Equator for Latitude.
- Greenwich/Prime Meridian for Longitude.
Write the position of a point ‘A’ which is 100 degrees and 30 minutes East of Greenwich and 45 degrees and 3 minutes South of the Equator?
45°03’S 100°30’E.
Convert 15 minutes of latitude into nautical miles?
15NM.