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June 9th 05, 09:51 AM
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How about using the one / sixty rule.
For every degree of track you drift 1 mile per 60 miles. So if you fly perpendicular to the radial you need sixty times the time you need for one radial to the VOR. One radial is half a dot. So you need 30 times the time you need for one dot to the VOR, or 10 times the time for 3 dots. (I wouldn't calculate on half a dot results, after having done some VOR-Flying in real world). 
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