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- Page 1 In str uct io n M a nual A v i at e u r MULTIFUNCTION WATCH To ensure correct care, please take some time to review the enclosed instructions to review how to operate your watch. For more details on operating this timepiece please refer to the enclosed booklet or visit : Vol.1.07 EN...
- Page 2 SLIDE RULE BEZEL MINUTE HAND HOUR PUSH HAND BUTTON CROWN CROWN CROWN FOR TURNING SECOND SLIDE RULE BEZEL HAND TURNING DATE SLIDE RULE (1st click) BEZEL CLOSED OPENED Push back Not secured + Water Resistance For Water Resistance...
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Page 3: How To Set The Time
HOW TO SET THE DATE HOW TO SET THE TIME 1. Pull the crown to position 1. Pull the crown to position [1]-(1st click). [1]-(1st click). 2. Turn the crown clockwise. Continue 2. Turn the crown clockwise to set the to turn the crown until the desired hour / minute hands to the desired date is set. -
Page 4: Quick Correction Of Date
HOW TO SET THE DAY QUICK CORRECTION OF DATE 1. Pull the crown to position 1. Set the crown to position [0] [1]-(1st click). 2. Press the button A step-by-step to 2. Turn the crown clockwise to advance the date until the desired advance the day hand until the date is set. - Page 5 Turn the slide rule bezel crown to HOW TO USE rotate the inner slide rule bezel. THE SLIDE RULE BEZEL You can use it for the following functions: This watch is equipped with a slide 1. MULTIPLICATION rule bezel. Two logarithmic scales are 2.
- Page 6 1: MULTIPLICATION 2: DIVISION UNIT INDEX UNIT INDEX UNIT INDEX To multiply with the Slide Rule Bezel, To divide with the Slide rule Bezel, also use the unit index (number "10" with use the unit index (10 with triangle). triangle in the inner scale). Always set Place the dividend (the quantity to be the multiplier (the number by which divided by another number) on the outer...
- Page 7 3: CALCULATING GROUND SPEED Example: Known: Distance and Time. Required: Ground Speed. A pilot finds by the use of checkpoint that he has traveled 104 miles in 35 minutes. What is the ground speed? Solution: Move the Bezel scale until 104 on the mobile scale is set opposite 35 on the fixed scale.
- Page 8 4: CALCULATING GROUND SPEED Example: Known: Distance and Speed. Required: Time. A pilot wants to know how long it will take to go 486 miles at a ground speed on 156 miles per hour. Solution: On the Bezel scale set 156 opposite the MPH index on the fixed scale.
- Page 9 5: CALCULATING GASOLINE Example: CONSUMPTION Known: Time and Rate of Consumption. Required: Total Gallons Used. A pilot wishes to know how many gallons are necessary to fly 3.5 hours at an average rate of consumption of 11.5 gallons per hour. Solution: Opposite the "MPH", set 11.5 on the Bezel scale.
- Page 10 6: CALCULATING THE RATE OF Example: CLIMB OR DESCENT Known: Rate of Ascent and Total Elevation in Ascent. Required: Time. A pilot climbs to 7400 feet above his starting point at the average rate of 500 feet per minute. How long will this require? Solution: Set 500 on the Bezel scale UNIT INDEX...
- Page 11 7: CALCULATING THE DISTANCE Example: OF CLIMB OR DESCENT The pilot in the previous example wishes to know how far he will have traveled when his climb is finished. His average true air speed is 120 miles per hour and he is aided by a tail wind of 20 miles per hour.
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Page 12: Water Resistance
8: NAUTICAL AND STATUTE MILE WATER RESISTANCE CONVERSION The water resistance indicated on your timepiece serves only as a guide. Actual water resistance may vary depending on a number of important factors including temperature, water salinity, and actual use under water. The water resistance of your timepiece may eventually be compromised over time with general wear and tear and the use of...