Radio Navigation covers the ground and satellite aids that guide aircraft, and how to interpret their displays and limitations.
Radio Navigation · Question 1 of 8Score: 0
An NDB transmits on 427 kHz, the corresponding wavelength is:
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What ATPL Radio Navigation covers
- Radio wave theory and propagation
- VOR, DME and NDB
- ILS and other approach aids
- Satellite navigation (GNSS)
- Radar and transponders
- Collision avoidance systems
How to study Radio Navigation
For each aid, learn the principle, the range limit and the typical error. Questions often combine all three.
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