ATPL Radio Navigation - Class 7: ILS.
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- ATPL Radio Navigation - Class 7: ILS.
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Welcome to the 7th class in the Radio Navigation series.
In this class we will be checking out ILS and see how we can use them to land in bad weather conditions.
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Haha love the intro! Could not have come at a better time. Doing RNAV rev at the moment!
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P.S. The intro made my day and nearly caused me to spill my coffee! 😅
THIS IS Nuts. I've never read anything on ILS, but after watching this video, I know how ILS systems work. awesome lesson.
Glad it helped!
Excellent episode.
First, I see what you did there, at 2:30, the left lobe is yellow and the right is blue. (Which is exactly why very old CDIs show a blue arc area for needle left of the middle, as in 'fly left' when the aircraft is in the right blue sector and vice versa with the yellow arc area for needle right indication). Much appreciated, it's like a miniature Easter egg.
Also very good explanation of the localizer coverage distances (or volume, or what ever it is called). I don't often see that this well done.
Finally, interesting that you hear a "duuh-de" (dash-dot) signal, where I have always thought of it as a "de-duuh" (dot-dash) signal for the middle marker. Now that I have put the idea in your head, please do tell what your hear the next time you listen to a middle marker.
You're the best🤩 can't wait for the next part
intro is literally the double yes chad meme lol
Great video! I thought I heard you say that they don't use ILS back course in Europe, is that correct?
That is correct
Great Video, as always.
Was there a slight error in your localizer antenna coverage? 35degrees up to 10NM like in your video. But the 10degree coverage should extend to 18NM, no (instead of the 25NM in your video)?
Looking forward to be corrected or confirmed - Thank you
25miles for the 10degree part. I think in the USA some localiser ranges have been reduced to 18nm for the 10 degree part so that competing localisers don't interfere with each other.
great video
Nice intro lol xD
First one here