How to Convert Degrees to Minutes - ALIGNMENT TIPS

How to Convert Degrees to Minutes - ALIGNMENT TIPS

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@SuprMEGA
@SuprMEGA - 15.04.2022 03:29

yes we understand minutes and degrees, the hard part is understanding how to convert decimal degrees to degrees and minutes. shit is so confusing

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@Ashcreatess
@Ashcreatess - 16.12.2021 22:48

I was searching for how 1degree is eqal to 60 minss

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@onlytech4799
@onlytech4799 - 20.07.2021 16:39

Here minutes , degree is not depend on clock ?please 🤔🤔🤔

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@The1stop
@The1stop - 13.06.2021 15:27

So these are not minutes and seconds we use for measurement of time . Now i get it

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@kori4580
@kori4580 - 08.03.2021 02:55

So I just started optometry school and they do degrees in minutes of arc which I never heard of, and of all the videos out there this explained it the best....thank you!

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@ull893
@ull893 - 07.12.2020 05:56

But can someone explain why angle measure ( degrees ) and time measure ( minutes) are related.? Please ❤️

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@lucaswarren5947
@lucaswarren5947 - 26.08.2018 01:23

Why!? Why not just say 0.25 degrees. You want to know your inches out? Using your 8ft (96in) board, sin(0.25 degrees) x 96inches. Voila!

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@kokev20
@kokev20 - 20.08.2018 05:56

Shitter rating of 7.0

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@lorobjunior
@lorobjunior - 20.08.2018 04:31

ok... but why?

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@crowgora211232
@crowgora211232 - 19.08.2018 15:34

I love videos like this. I think Motor Trend uses to have a series like this and I loved watching it.

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@CriticoolHit
@CriticoolHit - 18.08.2018 21:28

I get it. It just seems an arbitrary when we now have micrometers. This comes from a time when accuracy had to be managed mechanically but lacked the precision. We just don't need it anymore.

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@badbatch974
@badbatch974 - 18.08.2018 11:36

You can even take it a step further and brake down each minute the same way and get seconds. An example of how it looks written: 90° 15’ 30”

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@PerpetualWhiteBelt
@PerpetualWhiteBelt - 18.08.2018 02:51

🤯

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@johnrawlinson5753
@johnrawlinson5753 - 18.08.2018 01:29

Really insightful

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@charleswhy977
@charleswhy977 - 17.08.2018 20:09

This was informative. More videos like this please!

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@robertd2554
@robertd2554 - 17.08.2018 03:23

I suck at math but I want to be an engineer smh I'm in for a lot of hell

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@Omen_Seven
@Omen_Seven - 16.08.2018 23:30

Shiiit, you people think this is complicated or confusing? Start looking at the different calculations and formulas involved in long range shooting: MOA, Coriolis Effect, hold over, determining distance, calculating a target's speed, etc. That's some shit that will melt your brain.

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@Revmatchmedia
@Revmatchmedia - 16.08.2018 22:03

That was so money!

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@devinpayne9726
@devinpayne9726 - 16.08.2018 17:29

Thanks for this because I was seriously confused when he said minutes in knuckle busters like...wtf did he just say

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@willhe86
@willhe86 - 16.08.2018 16:24

The more you know

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@grapealot
@grapealot - 16.08.2018 14:33

should just use radians

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@DirtRider999
@DirtRider999 - 16.08.2018 14:23

I wish I could understand how a degree has it's own minutes. If you run a straight line out of the center of the circle how can it change past the outer diameter of the circle do they bend what ever the minute is beyond the edge of the circumference

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@peterlustig8021
@peterlustig8021 - 16.08.2018 14:06

I used that for electronics at work some weeks back, because the two phases of the current that I measured were given in minutes
And I was like shit my test phase is three minutes off the normal phase
And the dude was like "that ain't much, anyhow we have 8min tolerance"
I mean c'mon at some point precision is a little whacky

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@Dungfunnel
@Dungfunnel - 16.08.2018 12:44

In engineering you use degrees, minutes and seconds to measure precise angles. I convert it to decimal as it’s much easier for calculations and my dumb brain to figure out.

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@amb1valentchaos625
@amb1valentchaos625 - 16.08.2018 11:59

Wheres my mortorman and artillery guys at

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@xlordxsithxroyalmiller3185
@xlordxsithxroyalmiller3185 - 16.08.2018 10:49

Radian circles and pie where oh so fun in calculus the

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@gammalight1312
@gammalight1312 - 16.08.2018 10:28

Learning

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@a.c.vermillion
@a.c.vermillion - 16.08.2018 09:53

I thought people learn this at school, but I guess I'm wrong. Most probably depends where you live, I'm from Moldova (Europe)

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@whackbag3606
@whackbag3606 - 16.08.2018 09:49

...The More You Know!

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@thejacksonmurphy
@thejacksonmurphy - 16.08.2018 07:45

Mind blown!

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@WestDesertShooter
@WestDesertShooter - 16.08.2018 07:01

Anyone familiar with shooting, this is what a minute of angle is or MOA. Take 1 degree which is a thin slice of pizza. Slice that into 60 pieces and each piece is one minute. Pizza and guns and now you understand minutes of angle. Next class will be miliradians....

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@LukeCunningham
@LukeCunningham - 16.08.2018 06:40

There are actually seconds beyond minutes same thing 60 seconds per minute I belive so there is like 360 seconds for every degree, that's only needed in like surveying though.

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@Ed_Deavors
@Ed_Deavors - 16.08.2018 05:45

Siiiiick!

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@tonecold216
@tonecold216 - 16.08.2018 05:17

My brain hurts

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@tiernanroulston6239
@tiernanroulston6239 - 16.08.2018 05:17

A good Irish fella

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@zekenieto6813
@zekenieto6813 - 16.08.2018 04:28

Wtf you guys actually know about math algebra graphs and shyt lmfao wait it wasn't you all explaining

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@1paizart
@1paizart - 16.08.2018 04:18

But will the dudes at the local shop know this

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@spiritreapr
@spiritreapr - 16.08.2018 03:52

Self explanatory 🤔

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@ADR69
@ADR69 - 16.08.2018 02:35

Then you notice your calculator is set to radians and you just turned in your test.

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@jacksimmonds1724
@jacksimmonds1724 - 16.08.2018 02:31

So basically a minute is 1/60th of a degree

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@theswordzman3074
@theswordzman3074 - 16.08.2018 02:07

Shyt is getting deep!....
My head hurts now

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@rickyscott161
@rickyscott161 - 16.08.2018 01:36

That guys Irish

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@WildEngineering
@WildEngineering - 16.08.2018 01:29

who draws their labels like that D:

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@justinhadley2723
@justinhadley2723 - 16.08.2018 01:18

Story time with liem nissen

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@Tonygue3978
@Tonygue3978 - 16.08.2018 00:54

I learned about using minutes as a measurement of angles 1 week before I took my fundamentals of engineering exam 😂😂

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@anthonyciccariello8089
@anthonyciccariello8089 - 16.08.2018 00:29

Sick

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@dielauwen
@dielauwen - 16.08.2018 00:14

It's just a cats whisker away. No need to get so precise, Rubber tires and bushings with flexing everything.
simple trig ,Tangent rise and run. Any Carpenter can tell ya how.

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@GustavCarl17
@GustavCarl17 - 16.08.2018 00:12

I fell asleep 4 times during this 2 min video

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@typer1911
@typer1911 - 16.08.2018 00:01

Great now Ill proceed to tell the alignment guys at Wheel Works that the toe is 15 mins off on my car.

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@codyclement4196
@codyclement4196 - 15.08.2018 23:57

Oh man 6 videos in roughly 24 hours I love this new layout so much

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