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Descent calculator

dva51

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:) Hi to all

Could somebody indicate where I can find a tool for descent calculation?
Let say: by input of hight, speed and distance it should return descent ratio.

I'm sure it exists, :( but I'm not able to find it.
thanks in advance

:coffee:... Taking also advantage of this opportunity, I would also ask for help to understand one thing that I can not understand. :stirthepo I created a spreadsheet (which I enclose here https://dl.dropbox.com/u/38829151/FS9/SBuilder/trigonometria.xls ) to calculate the angle of elevation (thinking it useful for positioning objects with SBuilder). :scratchch The strange thing is that, despite having verified the correctness of the calculation, the result (1.3 °) does not correspond to the application made ​​with FS9 (4 °). I doubt that will depend on the scale factor of 0.4 applied ...

:) Hoping to find some expert to drive me to the solution
I cordially greet all
;)Aldo
 
Aldo,
if you asked for it in our forum,I could have helped you....
I have what you need...:D
 
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