Radio Navigation - GNSS

[@nureinnk]

Thank you for this video and the quiz. I got 10/10🎉😅

[@khalidalzadjali5083]

you are the best man

[@poh]

Thank you! You're kind enough to say that!

[@Fwuwe]

Great explanation. Thanks!

[@sharklet7779]

Hi CAPT. , if time permits please make a video on enroute jeppesen charts.

[@yashsharma7312]

Sir Thanks for rad nav series it helped me a lot. Sir will you start instrument navigation?

[@poh]

The plans are there, just need time to do it! 😁

[@yashsharma7312]

@@poh
Okay Sir.
Thankyou.

[@affanali2257]

7:14 sir in oxford the specifications are different ,
horizontal -> +- 13 m
Verical -> +- 22 m
sir , please tell which one to consider ..

[@poh]

Maintain Oxford.

[@mattiacassan6040]

very helpful :)

[@ARNAB.BHATTACHARYYA737]

Great explanations

[@pilot_akash]

POH is always the best anyday

[@poh]

Thank you!

[@RanveerSingh-tp7ye]

Sir can u suggest me cpl books which to one to refer for which subjects

[@poh]

You can google dgca CPL books. You'll get a list.

[@harshiljogi984]

how many satellite required for 2d view

[@parixitherle8339]

3

[@mohammadsaifullah7854]

Good job sir!

[@prernarobin6760]

Why dividing by 2 to obtain pseudo range ?

[@prajjwalbaluni3891]

coz signal has to go and come back ,hence the distance we get is twice of real .so we divide by 2

[@risennstreet5408]

In Accuracy its
13 M horizontal
22M Vertical
You've changed !

[@achintgaur9751]

🙏

[@harshp6706]

Sir wht is p-code in L-1 freq. used for?

[@poh]

For military and defence applications.

[@harshp6706]

Planes Over Head that’s L2 (P-code) for ionospheric delay detection for accurate post fixing which is available only to US-DOD. But what is p-code In L-1 for?

[@poh]

Military users receive both L1 and L2 codes both of which contain the p-code!

[@harshp6706]

Planes Over Head why is p-code in both the freq. why is it not just in 1st, why is the 2nd freq. involving p-code when L-1 already have p-code

[@poh]

L2 p code as you said to determine the ionospheric delays and everything which therefore improves even more accuracy which is required by the military users.

[@aviator-theflightsimmer5432]

Good explanation, thank you.

[@poh]

You're welcome!

[@miguelurzaiz6209]

if you are using aviation exam this Is misleading as fuck

[@nitishivani]

Gagan is not GNSS it is SBAS

[@poh]

You're right

[@simantshekhar6076]

@@poh To be more precise its a type of RNSS

[@poh]

RNSS which is SBAS