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FINDING WINDS IN FLIGHT
~Quite
often,
after
you get
upstairs,
you
find
the
wind is not
behaving as
the weather-guesser said
it would. You must hold a
different heading from
that originally estimated, in order to
make good
your
cow·se. and you
are crossing check
points
ahead of
or behind
planned
limes. You know
how fast and
where
you're going <ground
speed
and
true
course>
... also
the heading
that's getting you there
{true
heading)
... but without
accurate
wind
information you
can't re-
estimate
the
legs
ahead. Hence
you need
to determine the
actual
wind
direction and
velocity.~
Let's assume the following:
Given:
True
air speed .
.
.
.
.
. . .
180 MPH
True course
.
. .
.
.
. . . . .
175°
True
heading . .
.
.
. . . . .
160°
Ground
speed . . . . . . . . . 144 MPH
Find:
Actual wind direction
and velocity
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