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Old 24th Jul 2005, 18:03
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The Hold !!!

HELLO GUYS AND GALS,

JUST WONDERING IF ANYONE OUT THERE HAS HIDDEN AWAY IN THE DEEPEST DARKEST CORNER OF THEIR MEMORIES KNOWLEDGE OF RATE/RADIUS OF TURN IN RELATION TO SPEED FLOWN IN THE HOLD. IF MY HOLDING SPEED IS 210KTS WHAT ANGLE OF BANK IS REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN A RATE ONE TURN, ALSO IF THE HOLD DEPICTED IS NOT FLOWN TO AN ADJACENT CROSS CUT RADIAL OR OUTBOUND TO A DME RANGE IS THE STANDARD OUTBOUND LEG 1 MIN +/- WIND EFFECT.

MANY THANKS IN ADVANCE

YOURS

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Divide by 10 + 7so 210/10 + 7 = 28 degrees

1 minute holding FL140 and below and above is 1.5 minutes

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RATE 1 TURN

Hi There,

I actually thought that the equation was your (IAS/10) + 7 equals Rate 1 turn.

For 210kts, that would be (210/10)+7, or 28 degrees AOB.

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And I thought it was Groundspeed / 10 + 7 for a Rate 1?

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Going once, twice, and the winner is TAS !!
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The max angle of turn should not exceed 25 degrees of bank according to icao doc 8168.

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TAS/10 + 7 with a max of 25!
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