E6b Flight Computer Exercises Verified -

Airport elevation: 2,000 ft OAT: +30°C Altimeter setting: 29.92 inHg

150 NM at 111 kt → 81 minutes (1 hr 21 min).

TAS = 138 kt

(the large triangle pointing to 60) with your ground speed on the outer scale. Reading Results

Align the air temperature (+25°C) with the pressure altitude (5,000 feet). Look at the "Density Altitude" window in that same section. 7,200 feet . Summary Verification Table for Self-Testing Exercise Type Given Variables Target Variable Verified Result Speed 42 NM, 18 Mins Groundspeed 140 kts Time 115 kts, 165 NM Time en route 1 hr 26 mins Distance 132 kts, 45 Mins Total Distance 99 NM Fuel Burn 9.5 GPH, 140 Mins Total Fuel 22.2 Gal Wind TC 090°, TAS 120, Wind 180°@25 Heading / GS 078° / 117 kts Conversion Statue Miles 98 SM e6b flight computer exercises verified

If you are practicing for FAA exams or flight training, these are the standard "verified" calculation types:

Set the wind direction (180°) under the "True Index" at the top. Airport elevation: 2,000 ft OAT: +30°C Altimeter setting:

To give you a sense of the format and challenge level, here are three sample problems from that test:

True course = 120°, TAS = 110 kts, Wind = 200° at 20 kts. Find GS and drift. Look at the "Density Altitude" window in that same section

What is your True Heading (TH) and Groundspeed (GS)?