ASA Electronics E6-B manual

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Now look at the number 15 on the disk. Between 15 and 16 each calibration mark is equal to .2 and would be read as 15.2, 15.4, etc. If you were solving a problem with an airspeed of 150 knots, the first calibration past 15 (150 in this case) would be 152. The spacing changes again at the number 30, where each calibration becomes .5, and at 60, where each calibration equals 1. Before you read a value from the disks, be sure you understand what each line of calibration is equal to.

You will use the slide rule side to establish ratios. With the numbers matched, the ratio is 1 to

1.Now set the number 60 (the rate arrow) directly opposite to (or, “lined-up” with) 12 on the outer disk (see Figure 2). Notice that all of the numbers on the outer disk are exactly twice the value of the num- bers on the inner disk: 90 is opposite of 180, 15 is opposite of 30, 3.5 is opposite of 7.0. You will use these ratios in solving time-speed-distance and fuel consumption problems.

Look at the inside scale on the disk, where the lines of calibration look like clock times: 9:00, 6:00, etc.— these express hours. The inner scale is in hours and the middle scale is in minutes. 1:10 is directly below 70; one hour and ten minutes is the same as seventy minutes. 5:00 is printed below 300 minutes, and five hours is the same as 300 minutes. To convert minutes to seconds, place the rate arrow opposite to the minutes on the outer scale and read seconds opposite to the “seconds” arrow, just to the right of 35 on the inner scale.

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Contents Page E6-B Flight Computer Instructions Contents Instructions for Using ASA Flight Computer Slide Rule Side Page Page Time, Speed, and Distance Problems Page Speed Time Fuel Consumption Problems Try these examples Answers are on Conversions Nautical to Statute MilesNaut Statkm Gallons to Imperial Gallons Quantity/Weight Conversions Align the arrows Using the Altitude and Speed Correction Windows True Airspeed and Density AltitudeAnswers are on Converting Mach Number to True Airspeed True Altitude Feet Per Mile vs. Feet Per Minute Find True Altitude Answers are onPage Off-Course Problems Page Shows the setups in equations Crosswind Table Wind Side of the Slide Page Page True Wind Determining Winds in Flight Sample problems Answers are on Page Page Page Answers to Sample Problems Distance Conversion Problems,Altitude Correction Problems,

E6-B specifications

ASA Electronics has established itself as a leader in the provision of advanced mobile electronics, and their innovative E6-B model is a testament to this legacy. Designed for industries such as construction, agriculture, and marine applications, the E6-B embodies a host of features and technologies that enhance user experience and operational efficiency.

At the heart of the E6-B is its impressive 6.2-inch touchscreen display. This high-resolution screen provides crystal-clear visibility, making navigation and usage straightforward, even in bright sunlight. The intuitive interface allows users to effortlessly access various multimedia options, playlists, and settings, catering to diverse user preferences.

One of the standout features of the E6-B is its connectivity options. Equipped with Bluetooth technology, users can easily pair their mobile devices for hands-free calls or streaming music directly from their smartphones. This feature proves invaluable for professionals on the go, allowing them to maintain communication without sacrificing safety or focus.

In addition to Bluetooth, the E6-B also supports USB connectivity and auxiliary input, further enhancing its versatility. This means users can play their favorite tunes from multiple sources, ensuring that entertainment is always at their fingertips. For those who enjoy digital media, the E6-B is compatible with a variety of audio formats, guaranteeing a rich listening experience.

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Moreover, the E6-B is designed with a user-friendly control system. The physical buttons are strategically placed for easy access, allowing adjustments to be made without distraction. This thoughtful design feature is particularly important in vocational settings where safety is paramount.

Further enhancing its appeal, the E6-B incorporates advanced audio technologies. It offers built-in equalizer settings, enabling users to fine-tune their sound experience to match their specific preferences. Additionally, the unit can drive powerful speakers, providing high-quality sound output that can fill any space, no matter the background noise.

In summary, the ASA Electronics E6-B blends cutting-edge technology with practical design. Its features cater not only to entertainment needs but also emphasize durability and ease of use. Whether in a construction site, on a boat, or in agriculture, the E6-B proves to be a reliable companion, making it a worthwhile investment for anyone in need of robust mobile electronics.