ATPL Radio Navigation - Class 1: Radio Wave Theory.

ATPL Radio Navigation - Class 1: Radio Wave Theory.
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Welcome to the 1st in a new series all about radio navigation.
In this first class we are going to take a quick look over how a radio wave works and some of the interesting phenomena around radio waves.
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Aiming to assist with ATPL theory exams and the ground school aspect of ATPL training. Including helpful tips for studying and to use in the exam.
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Well done, now the real learning begins!

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Thank you very much! RNAV I'm still struggling with after being taught the whole module. This series will be a life saviour. When could we expect the next episodes to be uploaded?

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Your videos help understand the ATPL subjects so much easier, thank you!

[@atplclass]

Happy to help!

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[@GrumpyPilotMax]

A super explanation, you are the only person Grant who can make a subject like Radio Wave Theory actually interesting. Thank You

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Thanks 😭 , hope you complete this whole series , my exam is in march next months
You explanation is just awesome.❤

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same brother

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[@soft_thetic9039]

Didn't really understand what exactly are sidebands and what is the difference between single sideband and double sideband?

[@atplclass]

It is an "echo" wither side of the intended signal, if you need more information i would recommend this video - th-cam.com/video/sv1xzlBut1I/w-d-xo.html

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Brilliant Videos, great explanations and makes RNAV seem easy for once.

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thank you this is very helpful, hoping to see more RNAV vids soon

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Hi. Grant can we have a video explanation about waves propagation? Thanks

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cool . hello from Ukraine !

[@Kelvin-ed6ce]

does the exam require us to remember all the ITU classification for waves?

[@atplclass]

Not necessarily all of them, just the common ones. It's more important to know what each letter represents aka Type of Modulation/Nature of modulating signal/Type of information.

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Great explanation!!