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DME (Distance Measuring Equipment) is, as the name suggests, a system for measuring the slant distance between a suitably-equipped aircraft and a ground-based transponder station; DME stations are often colocated with VOR or ILS installations.
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Why don't the Altitude-DME values in the approach profile match the Groundspeed-FPM values i...
Have you ever seen a DME display show hundredths of a NM? … To make the math work correctly, you will need to descend at 3.4498297885 NM on the DME.
$$
\frac{2000-900}{372} X \frac{70}{60} = 3.4498207885
$$
In both of your questions, you are assuming that we are …
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