How to triangulate your position using VOR's

[@MichelleReen]

Thanks for simplifying this! Passed all the written questions with moderate struggle but find this SO much more practical in terms of actually USING the tech. As backup to the back to the backup GPS. Laughed at your scenario set up.

[@vincentmiconi1869]

Great explanation! 👍🏻👍🏻🙏

[@redletters2104]

Fantastic. Easy to understand explanation of triangulating your position using two VOR's. Thank you.

[@clarencehopkins7832]

Excellent stuff bro

[@ramonagoheen5638]

THANK YOU! What a great help!

[@tonywmckinney]

Lol. Love the scenario. Great explanation too.

[@jericks06]

Great explanation! Just long enough to get the point and know how to do it, but not rambling.

[@e-dizzle6141]

Thanks sir

[@LouiethePilot-2Learn]

😂😂😂 The intro

[@captainchris0211]

I see you know exactly the kind of pilots I'm talking about....they're all over social media and usually crash in the first year of flying!😆😆

[@LouiethePilot-2Learn]

@@captainchris0211 😂😂 yup!

[@CoryProducts]

Thanks Christopher....you've made it easily understandable...finally.....those math wizards just have to complicate easy things..LOL

[@ozgurkuzu2202]

its best method to know ur exact position.you need two vor’s otherwise it wont work thats how i learned.🤔

[@looseparts]

Ding ding ding - you sir, are the winner! I've been deep in many books, looked at several videos and finally... in X-Plane with two radios I can create a X on a Sectional in SkyVector - So simple - now that you've explained it to me.