For example, if you were cruising at 5000 ft. and the DME indicated 5.1 NM as in the illustration, your ground distance to the station is about 4.9 NM, a 3% error. If your DME reports 30 miles, still at 5000 ft, ground distance now is 70 ft shorter than the slant range, an insignificant error.
How big should chest logo be printed on a t-shirt? How big should a chest logo be on a 3XL shirt? On a large or Xlarge I would normally go 4 x 4 or 4-1/2 x 4-1/2. Should I go larger on the bigger shirt? I am also curious in how others locate chest logos.
Hands down, the left chest print location is much more common than the right chest location. It would be my best guess to say that the left chest has become the standard because that is where pockets are traditionally sewn onto t-shirts and polos. This makes even more sense when there is an actual pocket on the product and we embroider or screen print above the pocket.