Seconds (angular) to Milliradians (US WW2)
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Seconds (angular) to Milliradians (US WW2) formula
Mil (US WW2) =
″ * 0.0030864
Seconds (angular) to Milliradians (US WW2) formula
Mil (US WW2) =
″ * 0.0030864
Milliradians (US WW2)
A milliradian (also know as a mil) is a unit of angle. There are several distinct definitions but all approximate to a trigonometric milliradian. Mils are generally used in the military for artillery sights.
Seconds (angular) to Milliradians (US WW2) table
| Seconds (angular) | Milliradians (US WW2) |
|---|---|
| 0″ | 0.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 1″ | 0.00Mil (US WW2) |
| 2″ | 0.01Mil (US WW2) |
| 3″ | 0.01Mil (US WW2) |
| 4″ | 0.01Mil (US WW2) |
| 5″ | 0.02Mil (US WW2) |
| 6″ | 0.02Mil (US WW2) |
| 7″ | 0.02Mil (US WW2) |
| 8″ | 0.02Mil (US WW2) |
| 9″ | 0.03Mil (US WW2) |
| 10″ | 0.03Mil (US WW2) |
| 11″ | 0.03Mil (US WW2) |
| 12″ | 0.04Mil (US WW2) |
| 13″ | 0.04Mil (US WW2) |
| 14″ | 0.04Mil (US WW2) |
| 15″ | 0.05Mil (US WW2) |
| 16″ | 0.05Mil (US WW2) |
| 17″ | 0.05Mil (US WW2) |
| 18″ | 0.06Mil (US WW2) |
| 19″ | 0.06Mil (US WW2) |
| Seconds (angular) | Milliradians (US WW2) |
|---|---|
| 20″ | 0.06Mil (US WW2) |
| 21″ | 0.06Mil (US WW2) |
| 22″ | 0.07Mil (US WW2) |
| 23″ | 0.07Mil (US WW2) |
| 24″ | 0.07Mil (US WW2) |
| 25″ | 0.08Mil (US WW2) |
| 26″ | 0.08Mil (US WW2) |
| 27″ | 0.08Mil (US WW2) |
| 28″ | 0.09Mil (US WW2) |
| 29″ | 0.09Mil (US WW2) |
| 30″ | 0.09Mil (US WW2) |
| 31″ | 0.10Mil (US WW2) |
| 32″ | 0.10Mil (US WW2) |
| 33″ | 0.10Mil (US WW2) |
| 34″ | 0.10Mil (US WW2) |
| 35″ | 0.11Mil (US WW2) |
| 36″ | 0.11Mil (US WW2) |
| 37″ | 0.11Mil (US WW2) |
| 38″ | 0.12Mil (US WW2) |
| 39″ | 0.12Mil (US WW2) |
| Seconds (angular) | Milliradians (US WW2) |
|---|---|
| 40″ | 0.12Mil (US WW2) |
| 41″ | 0.13Mil (US WW2) |
| 42″ | 0.13Mil (US WW2) |
| 43″ | 0.13Mil (US WW2) |
| 44″ | 0.14Mil (US WW2) |
| 45″ | 0.14Mil (US WW2) |
| 46″ | 0.14Mil (US WW2) |
| 47″ | 0.15Mil (US WW2) |
| 48″ | 0.15Mil (US WW2) |
| 49″ | 0.15Mil (US WW2) |
| 50″ | 0.15Mil (US WW2) |
| 51″ | 0.16Mil (US WW2) |
| 52″ | 0.16Mil (US WW2) |
| 53″ | 0.16Mil (US WW2) |
| 54″ | 0.17Mil (US WW2) |
| 55″ | 0.17Mil (US WW2) |
| 56″ | 0.17Mil (US WW2) |
| 57″ | 0.18Mil (US WW2) |
| 58″ | 0.18Mil (US WW2) |
| 59″ | 0.18Mil (US WW2) |