TUTORIAL 8 NAV 2 TRIANGLE of VECTORS. Triangle of Velocities Wind = Track = 351 TAS = 102 kt.

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TUTORIAL 8 NAV 2 TRIANGLE of VECTORS

Triangle of Velocities Wind = Track = 351 TAS = 102 kt

Triangle of Velocities 351 o Wind = Track = 351 o TAS = 102 kt

Triangle of Velocities 28 kt Wind = Track = 351 o TAS = 102 kt

Triangle of Velocities 28 kt 102 kt Wind = Track = 351 o TAS = 102 kt

Triangle of Velocities 28 kt 102 kt Wind = Track = 351 TAS = 102 kt Heading = 336 Gnd speed = 109 kt

Triangle of Velocities 28 kt magnitude for windspeed Airspeed 102 kt Wind = Track = 351 TAS = 102 kt MEASURE from graph Heading = 336 Gnd speed = 109 kt 336 o 351 o Direction of travel