How do you work out cm3 into ml?

[Ocean1]

You will see mils in Brackets next to degrees in maps on the Legend

Only on enemy maps.

Proper unit of angle is a Point.

Any other item is foreign gibberish, utterance of which ranks up there with mutiny, sodomy and damaging the paintwork.

[notme]

Havnt heard of that one , Is that American software?

It's standard in all electronics layout software internationally, as well as some 3D modeling and milling machine type CAD stuff - but you're on the right track, the yanks are the only ones still using imperial in engineering so the measurements are still in use and thus still in the tools.

[RDjase]

Only on enemy maps.

Proper unit of angle is a Point.

Any other item is foreign gibberish, utterance of which ranks up there with mutiny, sodomy and damaging the paintwork.

Jeez, I must have a Enemy Map of the Kaweka Ranges at home, I bet pop down to my local CI5 shop and drop it off !
I will give it to Cowley, Bodie or Doyle wont do this time

What is a "Point" ?

[blackdog]

What is a "Point" ?

1/10th of a gram of methamphetamine

[RDjase]

Proper unit of angle is a Point.

What is a "Point" ?

1/10th of a gram of methamphetamine

Funny sort of angle

[Ocean1]

What is a "Point" ?

Wikidude: "The point, used in navigation, is 1/32 of a full circle. It is a binary subunit of the turn. 1 point = 1/8 of a right angle = 11.25° = 12.5 gon. Each point is subdivided in four quarter-points so that 1 turn equals 128 quarter-points."

Admittedly not normally used nowdays, in spite of us having won the war. Never in fact used on maps either. Nevertheless, there was a time when bawling "luff 'er up twenty two degrees, Helm" would have caused some comment on the quarterdeck.

[steve_t]

Proper unit of angle is a Point.

Thought it was radian(s)

[RDjase]

Wikidude: "The point, used in navigation, is 1/32 of a full circle. It is a binary subunit of the turn. 1 point = 1/8 of a right angle = 11.25° = 12.5 gon. Each point is subdivided in four quarter-points so that 1 turn equals 128 quarter-points."

Admittedly not normally used nowdays, in spite of us having won the war. Never in fact used on maps either. Nevertheless, there was a time when bawling "luff 'er up twenty two degrees, Helm" would have caused some comment on the quarterdeck.

Fairly chunky angle, best not use that in one in the bush

Would have been around with the rood?, perch and chain days

[Ocean1]

Fairly chunky angle, best not use that in one in the bush

Would have been around with the rood?, perch and chain days

Was good enough to get them home when they had just lead, log and latitude. I can't imagine how.

Edit: I was taught "point" for describing heading changes, and I aint old.

Much.

[RDjase]

Was good enough to get them home when they had just lead, log and latitude. I can't imagine how.

Edit: I was taught "point" for describing heading changes, and I aint old.

Much.

I wonder how many didn't make it home too..............

You need a GPS to get to the local Dairy now