PPL Air Navigation and Flight Planning Lesson 1 Part 2. for CAANZ-FC-6: PPL Air Navigation and flight planning. Track and Groundspeed Triangle of Velocities Variation and Deviation UTC / Local Time Calibrated air speed / True Air speed
Great stuff. Correction: at 1:11 it says 1m = 3.37ft when in fact 1m = 3.281ft, likewise 1ft = 0.308m and not 0.348m. You have it correct in the Km to feet conversion.
Hey Dave, great vids like always! Just one tiny little thing: the second answer from the bottom on the time calc chart I believe is 8th of August 1156 (am) in UTC :D
Hi Dave, you've secured yourself a new sub :D I just recently came across your channel and I'm finding it very helpful great work!! I couldn't seem to find the questions/answers for part 1 of the Navigation video... Keep up the excellent work 👍
thanks for all ypur help with exams. as feedback i dont think you give us the dates for standard and daylight savings times in nz (im from the UK myself) and am not sure.. saying "we just came out of" doesnt help because ive no idea which month you recorded this.. ill check google. but maybe you can add a note to this slide for others? thanks
It doesn't matter when..only if NZDT or NZST is stated. The difference to the UK is not relevant only UTC. NZDT is +13 on UTC and NZST is UTC + 12..always..all year round.
@@kneecaps2000 In the exam it gives a date and you have to know if that is nzst or nzdt. i googled it tk learn it. . . just giving feedback if i have to keep stopping tk check that its sort of distracting. up to him if he wants to consider the feedback or not.
@@Stevie-steel Oh I didn't really think about it in that way. Just knowing the April 9th and Sep 29th all you'd need though right? A slide for that would indeed make a useful addition. Wouldn't put it past these exams to give a date a few days either side of the change..
@@kneecaps2000 totally. actually the dates change a little and its the first sunday and the 3td or something like that. they shouldnt give you dates that would be unclear.. ie the closest they should try to trick you with are the 21" when the change should be before the 7th etc so i dont think the 9th would be right!?!
Daylight saving | NZ Government - Govt.nz 9/04/2019 · Daylight saving starts each year on the last Sunday in September, and ends on the first Sunday in April. During the daylight saving months we are on 'New Zealand daylight time', which is one hour ahead of New Zealand standard time. fyi. from govt website 😉 so it was 5th April for 2019
