Curtis L. Olson said:
medical equipment for sale. :-( Anyone remember when google used to be
useful?
And I thought it was just me! Too many people messing around with shill
pages, stupid blogs and what not. Is there better?
Best,
Jim
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Urgent question:
Recently I added support for adjusting the DME readout based on an
optional per transmitter bias that is part of Robin's nav data. For ILS
approaches the DME transmitter could be at the opposite end of the
runway, but transmitting a bias or constant value to subtract off the
Recently I added support for adjusting the DME readout based on an
optional per transmitter bias that is part of Robin's nav data. For ILS
approaches the DME transmitter could be at the opposite end of the
runway, but transmitting a bias or constant value to subtract off the
real value so it
David Culp wrote:
Recently I added support for adjusting the DME readout based on an
optional per transmitter bias that is part of Robin's nav data. For ILS
approaches the DME transmitter could be at the opposite end of the
runway, but transmitting a bias or constant value to subtract off the
David,
You are right, however there are some DME's that do transmit a bias
value. From Robin's data format specification:
DME bias in nautical miles often used for DMEs associated with an ILS
that are not located near the runway threshold. This bias must be
subtracted from the calculated
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
All the approaches at KLAX have a 1 or 2 nm bias for the DME. Like you
say, there is no *requirement* for this, but there are installations
that have a bias set up.
That's strange. Here are the DME distances at the runway threshold for the
eight ILS approaches at KLAX,
David Megginson wrote:
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
All the approaches at KLAX have a 1 or 2 nm bias for the DME. Like
you say, there is no *requirement* for this, but there are
installations that have a bias set up.
That's strange. Here are the DME distances at the runway threshold
for the eight
Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Unfortunately I am having trouble digging up any
definitive references at the moment, but google showed me a lot of used
medical equipment for sale. :-( Anyone remember when google used to be
useful?
I tried
dme bias ils
and Google was happy to oblige, bringing me to
To take out anything that contains the word medical, just put a minus sign
infront of the word when you are typing it in the search box:
-medical
Regards,
Ampere
On June 9, 2004 04:07 pm, Curtis L. Olson wrote:
Unfortunately I am having trouble digging up any
definitive references at the
