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Diversion math practice - Demo 1.0.2 APK

1.0.2 / March 1, 2014
Greg Jensen
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Description

You are diverting to an alternate airport 65miles away. You have just traveled 10 miles in 5 minutes and 33seconds. What is your ETA? How much fuel will you have left? Whatis your remaining endurance?
Every pilot needs to be able to calculate this while flying theaircraft and without a calculator.

Practice your VFR diversion math with this easy to useapplication. Shake up new random values for ground speed check,distance to alternate and and make your ETA calculation. Don't flypast! The closer you get the higher you score. Watch your score getbetter as you practice!

Set max fuel, speed, and burn rate parameters for your aircraft.(disabled in this trial version, defaults are appropriate for aCessna 172)

Trial version will work for 50 practices only.

App Information Diversion math practice - Demo

  • App Name
    Diversion math practice - Demo
  • Package Name
    appinventor.ai_grejen711.DiversionTrial
  • Updated
    March 1, 2014
  • File Size
    2.4M
  • Requires Android
    Android 1.5 and up
  • Version
    1.0.2
  • Developer
    Greg Jensen
  • Installs
    100 - 500
  • Price
    Free
  • Category
    Education
  • Developer
    Email [email protected]
    225 West 19th st North Vancouver, B.C. Canada. V7M 1X6
  • Google Play Link

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