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An arcsecond (arsec) or second of arc is 1/60 of an arcminute, 1/3600 of a degree, 1/1296000 of a turn, and π/648000 (about 1/206265) of a radian.
In relation to the base unit of [angle] => (radians), 1 Arcseconds (arcsec) is equal to 4.848137E-6 radians, while 1 Revolutions (rev) = 6.28319 radians.| 4900 Arcseconds | to common angle units |
|---|---|
| 4900 arcsec | = 0.0237558713 radians (rad) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 23.7558713 milliradians (mrad/mil) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 24.197524517493 angular mils (µ mil) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 1.361111111066 degrees (°deg) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 1.5123457637378 gradians (grad) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 81.666728431561 arcminutes (arcmin) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 4900 arcseconds (arcsec) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 0.022685176346784 sextants (60°) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 0.045370266042781 signs (30°) |
| 4900 arcsec | = 0.003780861520979 turns (t) |