radians vs degrees

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Im trying to get the Log() of the number in VB. After messing with the formula for a while I realized I could not get the same answer on the simplist number as I would with the M.S. calculator. It was then I figured out that by default, the Deg. is checked in calculator scientific view, when I checked Radians and ran my numbers I got the same answer as VB was giving me. What that tells me is that VB uses the Radians to give the Log() of a number. What I want to do is get the Degrees answer in VB, (the same answer I get in calculator with Degrees.)
Can anyone help?

Here is the code if it helps

Dim gain1 As Single
Dim gain2 As Single
Dim gain3 As Single
gain1 = 1.0666 * 1.0666 * 12 * .2126
gain2 = Log(gain1) ' Log of gain1 should be .4627 but its not in VB
gain3 = 11.8 + (10 * gain2)
t_gain.Text = gain3 ' this number should be 16.42 in VB but VB shows something very different

Thanks