The Transponder ~ Learning to Fly for Beginners in X Plane 11 Part 18

[@cebrady]

Incredibly straightforward - I feel like I came out of 13 minutes with a full understanding here - thank you!!

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks C glad to here it made sense to you and hope it helps. Thanks for watching :-)
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[@mirageycq]

Thank you very much. Super easy to understand.

[@WEHVideos]

Hi John, thanks glad you found the video easy to understand hope it helped :-)
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[@robertpatenaude5796]

I watched and re-watched all your vidéos and yes it really helped understanding the basics of the aircraft and flying. Donc à good job.

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks a lot Robert glad the videos help, happy flying :-)
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[@mostafametwally1]

Excellent. Straight forward and easy to understand. I am doing my PPL training at the moment and finding your videos extremely useful

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks Mostafa, good luck with your PPL training and thanks for watching.
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[@joaquinmartinez2106]

You are a great teacher❤❤❤

[@WEHVideos]

Wow thanks so much and thanks for watching hope it helps :-)
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[@jakubunold5750]

Tomorrow I am having a job interview for a soft dev and in avionics. You explained it to me better than anyone else!

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Jakub, That's scary but thanks so much glad you liked it hope it helped. Good luck with your interview, I'm rooting for you :-),
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[@Propapanda0213]

Nice video, detailed and informative! Very helpful for those who want to learn how transponders work.

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks Feliscatus glad to hear you found the video helpful, thanks for watching :-)
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[@Propapanda0213]

WEH Videos The pleasure is mine, sir. I am glad that a real-life pilot could share his experience to flight hobbyists like me😃

[@WEHVideos]

I'm actually a real-life student pilot with just over 60 hours in a Cessna 172N. I enjoy sharing what I learn as I go in my training process but some day maybe I will be able to say I'm a real pilot. Happy flying :-)
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[@jaaqum]

@@WEHVideos are you now?

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Jaaqum, Sorry to say I'm not :-( Covid and health issues have put a stop to this, not looking too good I'm getting too old but...
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[@airwipe1639]

I have over 2000 hours in X-Plane and yet, this was exceedingly helpful! I mostly fly airliners and am just starting VATSIM so I need to learn about the transponder.

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Airwipe, Wow 2000 hours looking good :-), glad the video helped and enjoy VATSIM it adds realism.
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[@adaptiveaxolotl383]

Great video, thanks for the explanation Skip!

[@WEHVideos]

Hi scisimmer, Thanks glad you liked it hope it helps.
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[@avia3455]

This helped me a lot!

[@WEHVideos]

Great, thanks Avia345 for letting me know glad it helped and thanks for watching.
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[@MrLeighman]

Great Tutorials. clear and good instructions.

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks Leigh glad you liked it hope it helps.
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[@luisgoncalves7339]

Great video with a very well explained lesson. Thank you Skip.

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks Flighter Yaw and your welcome :-)
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[@steph3814]

Well explained.

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks Golfer 1973, Thanks for watching, hope it helped.
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[@apivovarov2]

@11:55 Max 4-digit Octal number 7777 is 4095 Decimal. Total 4096 numbers including 0000

[@consecuencias.imprevistas]

Thanks for all your videos, I wish there was a 737 guide as clear as yours for the beginners 172. I want to fly the 737 but I haven't been able to find a complete video tutorial on all the basics of it

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Marty, Thanks! I understand your frustration.I purchased the Boeing 777 ($60) only to realize I couldn't fly it and there really wasn't a lot of help for the beginner so I gave up went back to what I know the 172.
If you don't mind me says, if you are new to flying master the Cessna 172 first then move up. One thing I like about the Cessna 172 is I can fly it manually. I find that a lot more fun than just taking off and turning on the Autopilot, that got boring pretty fast,
Happy Flying.
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[@jbuckley5431]

Thanks for videos, these are really helpful

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks glad to hear the videos are helping and thanks for watching.
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[@h32bro]

Very helpful

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Muhammad Handzalah, thanks glad the video helped and thanks for watching.
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[@robertpatenaude5796]

Thanks again for this tutorial. i really appreciates.

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Robert, Your welcome and thanks for watching hope it helped.
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[@VincentW2]

Very helpful! Thank you!

[@WEHVideos]

Hi William, Glad to hear it helped, thanks for watching.
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[@topcopy98]

Great stuff! Thanks

[@WEHVideos]

Thanks Dan, glad you liked it hope it helped.
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[@TVTH1908]

thank you for the explanation!

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Thierry, Your welcome and thanks for watching hope it helped.
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[@TVTH1908]

@@WEHVideos Yes it thnx, need more training now ( ; but i atleas kan do the basic squawk entry ( ;

[@apivovarov2]

@8:45 Do they use Base(8) Octal Number System?

[@topcopy98]

Watching cockpit videos I’ve noticed on some attitude indicators that the arrow at the top sometimes moves in the direction of a turn and on others in the opposite direction of a turn. Am I missing something here? Could you please explain?

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Dan, the attitude indicator's moving part indicates the relationship of the wings of the airplane to the horizon. While there are different looks to the attitude indicator the work the same. On one there is a upside triangle at the top which indicates Zero degrees roll when the "triangle" pointing up is directly underneath it. When you make a left turn the lower "triangle" will appear to move to the left as the turn angle increases indicating the left turn angle but is doesn't, it's the artificial horizon portion of the attitude indicator that moves and in a left turn that "triangle" will move to the right and the opposite is true for a right turn. If you look straight ahead in a turn the horizon will appear to be at an angle and looking at the attitude indicator it will look the same, the artificial horizon matches what you see outside. It might be easier to visualize if there were only degrees of turn without an upside triangle indicating zero degrees of turn. Hope this answers your question if not please let me know which airplanes you are flying where they don't work the same.
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[@rolandgardiner3059]

Thanks!

[@WEHVideos]

Your welcome Roland and thanks for watching.
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[@apivovarov2]

@9:29 or They

[@davyplays3997]

After this i gotta learn the uh somethong alphabet ghen i know everything and im only 9 XD

[@WEHVideos]

Hi Davy hope the video helped keep at it!
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