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CALCULATING TIME, SPEED & DISTANCE

CALCULATING TIME, SPEED & DISTANCE. 2011. Time / Distance / Speed Calculations. Time / Distance / Speed Calculations. All these calculations revolve around the following formula 60D = T S. Time / Distance / Speed Calculations. T = time in minutes S = speed in knots

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CALCULATING TIME, SPEED & DISTANCE

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  1. CALCULATING TIME, SPEED & DISTANCE 2011

  2. Time / Distance / Speed Calculations

  3. Time / Distance / Speed Calculations • All these calculations revolve around the following formula 60D = TS

  4. Time / Distance / Speed Calculations • T = time in minutes • S = speed in knots • D = distance in nautical miles 60D = TS

  5. Calculating an ETA

  6. Calculating an ETA • Measure the distance along the course line to the destination in nautical miles

  7. Calculating an ETA

  8. Calculating an ETA • The distance from Ladysmith (top left hand corner) to off Norway Island is 12.9 nautical miles. • Using 60D = T S • 60 x 12.9 = T in minutes = 25.8 minutes 30

  9. Calculating an ETA • Add this time to the the departure time, e.g. 0800 LT, and your ETA off Norway Island will be around 0825 LT.

  10. 6 Minute Finger Method

  11. 6 Minute Finger Method • This method may be used with either dividers or fingers held a set distance apart for a rapid estimation of distance.

  12. 6 Minute Finger Method • At 30 knots the vessel will travel 3 nautical miles every 6 minutes. • Set dividers to 3 nautical miles on the latitude scale, and then run them down the course line counting off 6 minutes as you go.

  13. 6 Minute Finger Method

  14. 6 Minute Finger Method • Alternatively put two fingers over the 3 nautical miles on the latitude scale, and then run them down the course line counting off 6 minutes as you go. • This will give you somewhere around 24 minutes plus for a time travelled.

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