Explanation of how to navigate using NDBs and the ADF in some aircraft and how to use the RMI in some more advanced, modern aircraft. Thinking of becoming a pilot? flightschoolofg... (864) 202-3342
I'm not a pilot. I just enjoy radio. Thank you for this insight into how it's used in air navigation. The airplane drift and compensation was very interesting as well.
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I just love you :D you help me when I was passing my PPL, right now I'm FI and sometimes, when I' m not sure how can I explain something to my students, I'm watching again your video. Thanks for your great work! Regards from Poland !
I thought NDBs were already decommissioned. I had a lot of hard times in learning the NDB approach during my IFR training. Your explanation make a lot easier to understand. Well done.
So great to see you with even more quality training! I’ve used your material to refresh things, and get through my initial training. Thanks for all the great work!
Hi Cindy, it's nice to see you back! I've missed your videos! It has help me tremendously during my PPL. Now I'm on my Instrument training. My daughter is using your videos to get her PPL as well.. Please keep the videos coming! 👍🏼
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Welcome back cindy, if it is possible to make videos for instrument, it will be very helpful, you helped me a lot to get the private liscense thank you.
I’m just a pilot at MSFS 2020. I want to understand all the techniques of navigation and avionics. I am very pleased to hear your talk on this. Thank you very very much. Greetings from faraway Austria
Yes, GPS will work on That Cessna C172. You're GPS Satellites are in Your Clouds: 10,000 Feet. That Cessna C172 Flies Between 3,000 to 7,000 feet. GPS Would work up to 5,000 Feet.