APR’s Pilot Wind Triangle & T/S/D Navigation Computer features the new and exclusive WIND SPEED CURSOR ARM which quickly shows ground speed, wind correction angle, and heading, thereby eliminating two set-ups and the need to mark a dot on the plastic disc.

In addition to color-coded conversion scales printed on the computer, the E6-B2WHL shows fuel consumption solutions, density altitude factors, conversions for true airspeed & altitude, mach number, kilometers, minutes to seconds, statute to nautical to statute miles, off-course and drift corrections, and slide-rule mathematics.

The E6-B2WHL calculates all necessary flight planning and en route navigation requirements. Color-coded sawtooth scales on the wind cursor are user-friendly and allow for quick, accurate reading.
The Time/Speed/Distance computer provides all major navigation computations.

The Double Wind Speed Cursor Arm makes solving wind problems a breeze. Simply set your true course, rotate cursor arm to wind direction, and read your wind correction angle and groundspeed. Instructions for Windspeed Cursor set-up are printed on the computer slide.The low wind speed slide (40 to 270 knots or miles) features instructions to solve for WCA, groundspeed, and headings. The high speed (100 to 820 knots or miles) shows a headwind and crosswind component grid that depicts the relative wind angle in a graphic for accurate and easy interpretation. Nautical and Statute scales for Sectional and WAC Charts are printed on the sides of the slide. 

MEETS FAA AC 60-8 REQUIREMENTS.

Custom case. Lifetime, anodized aluminum.Dimension: 4 7/8" x 9 5/8". 

This flight computer is also available in a smaller "pocket" size of 3 1/4" x 6 3/8" as the APR E6-B4WHL.

Features:

• Complete Instruction Manual includes BONUS Section on Dead Reckoning and Wind Effect Theory Calculations.
• Miles and Gallons Scale (Distance)
• Off-course & Drift Corrections
• Minutes & Hours Scale (Time)
• Mach Number Index Window
• Slide-Rule Mathematics
• Wind Component Grid
• Color-Coded Conversion Scales
• Microset Alignment
• Wind Slide Lock
• Flush T/S/D Dial
• Altitude Correction
• Fuel Consumption
• Density Altitude Factors

• Minutes to Seconds
• True Airspeed
• True Altitude
• Temperature
• Kilometers
• Statute to Nautical to Statute Miles

APR makes a number of different E6-B flight computers and the differences are sometimes hard to figure out.  The following chart will help you find the right APR E6-B flight computer for your needs by showing the major differences:

 Major differences of APR E6-B flight computers

Model	E6-B2WHL	E6-B2D	E6-B4WHL	E6-B4T	E6-B8D	E6-B8DP
Size	4 7/8" x 9 5/8"	4 7/8" x 9 5/8"	3 1/4" x 6 3/8"	3 1/4" x 6 3/8"	4.5" x 8.75"	4.5" x 8.75"
Material	Steel	Steel	Steel	Steel	Plastic	Plastic
Slide Lock	Yes	Yes
Micro Set	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Hanging Ring	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
Windspeed Cursor Arm	Yes		Yes		Yes	Yes
Low (40 to 270) Speed	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
High (100 to 820) Speed	Yes		Yes
Compressibility Correction Scale	Yes		Yes

 

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Customer Reviews For APR E6-B2WHL Premier Universal Flight Computer: Write a review

Tuesday, June 26, 2012 Excellent flight computer by Ethan from Ashland OR USA  Review: Works perfectly and is much quicker without having to make a pencil mark. Was this Review Helpful to you?   Yes   No Friday, February 24, 2012 No more pencil marks! by Phil from Fort Wayne IN USA  Pros: Easy to use - nicely color coded. Cons: If you love the pencil mark, you may not like this one. Review: Took a little while to get used to the wind correction but once I got used to it - loved it. Very easy to use and no pencil marking and erasing all the time. If you're new to getting an E6B, try this first before using an older one. You'll be glad you did. Was this Review Helpful to you?   Yes   No Sunday, January 08, 2012 Pretty good stuff by Michael from Austin TX USA  Pros: Very Functional and Easy to Use Cons: none Review: Not needing to make dots on the wind side is an awesome addition. The wind cursor is great, and worth the small extra expense. I like the locking feature too. It is a very good device and was easy to use. Was this Review Helpful to you?   Yes   No Tuesday, December 20, 2011 I would buy another by James Loar from Waynesboro, PA  Pros: Easy to use without the need of something to mark with... Cons: Needs a beter glue on the wind scale. Review: I like this unit. Basically another E6B but the wind scale is easy to you in flight. No need for a marking device to make an already clumsy maneuver clumsier... My only issue was the inner ring on the wind scale came unglued. However it was a simple fix with some silicone.. Good as new if not better. Was this Review Helpful to you?   Yes   No Tuesday, December 14, 2010 Best I could find. by Al from Stevensville MI USA  Pros: Less manipulations. Quite visible as to wind issues. Cons: A little pricey, but worth it. Review: Simple to use. Instructors really think it is kewl. Was this Review Helpful to you?   Yes   No Saturday, October 23, 2010 Sturdy, easy to use by Virginia from BOLINGBROOK IL USA  Pros: Sturdy device Cons: instructions and device layout do not match. Review: It met my expectations and I like the fact that you can lock the rose. However, the instructions leave a lot to be desired. 1. The insert for the Window Cursor arm shows a different depicted cursor arm on the front cover and also in the next page are not the same as the The windspeed cursor arm is on the 3rd page and on the one the actual instrument. This made the operation of the device very challenging. 2. The print font in the instruction manual are too small. Once I figured out how to use the additional features, it made calculations a lot easier. Was this Review Helpful to you?   Yes   No Wednesday, September 29, 2010 by Greg from Waco TX  Review: The wind cursor arm is way easier than marking dots when trying to calculate winds, especially in flight. Other than that this is pretty much your standard E6B with a slide lock (convenient when you're clumsy like me and tend to knock it around). If you don't need the high-speed scales you may want to go for one of the low-speed only models. Was this Review Helpful to you?   Yes   No