Minutes in decimal degrees: Notes
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- The wheel alignment values are specified in degrees and minutes. See WHEEL ALIGNMENT VALUES (division in 60 units)!
- In countries in which the decimal degree is widely used, the electronic wheel alignment testers can be converted from degrees/minutes (division in 60 units) to decimal degrees (division in 100 units) by pressing a key (special function). This function is standard for the electronic wheel alignment testers approved by Porsche!
- Using the conversion table, minutes (') can be converted into decimal degrees and decimal degrees into minutes (')! To do this, read out the required values with the help of the coordinates!
MINUTES IN DECIMAL DEGREES SPECIFICATION
| min (') | 0 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| degrees (°) | ||||||||||
| 0 10 20 |
- 0,167 0,333 |
0,017 0,183 0,350 |
0,033 0,200 0,367 |
0,050 0,217 0,383 |
0,067 0,233 0,400 |
0,083 0,250 0,417 |
0,100 0,267 0,433 |
0,117 0,283 0,450 |
0,133 0,300 0,467 |
0,150 0,317 0,483 |
| 30 40 50 60 |
0,500 0,667 0,833 1,000 |
0,517 0,683 0,850 |
0,533 0,700 0,867 |
0,550 0,717 0,883 |
0,567 0,733 0,900 |
0,583 0,750 0,917 |
0,600 0,767 0,933 |
0,617 0,783 0,950 |
0,633 0,800 0,967 |
0,650 0,817 0,983 |