QEV 016 Convergency & Conversion Angle (A)

How to solve problems involving conversion angle when both positions are at the same latitude.
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[@rishirajdas8738]

One of the nicest explaination with a very fundamental approach. Very good for new learners like me.

[@taffpike4277]

Thank you Rishiraj. Stand by for lots more coming soon on a new platform.

[@6ix9inespider61]

Sir why you stopped vlogging???
So nice instructor never see sir.
Please start vlogging again.

[@taffpike4277]

Go to atplontrack.com and see my other GNAV and other explanations. I will be adding more videos to atplontrack.com in the very near future.

[@taffpike4277]

You have been provided with easterly track bearings, and the question requires you to calculate the westerly bearing. This is the opposite direction or "reciprocal" track. To calculate a reciprocal, you add or subtract 180 (as appropriate).

[@southcoast9617]

Great videos, I wish my groundschool instructors were like this

[@AnsweringATPL]

Very clear explanation

[@hakanaribali3376]

Perfect Explanation

[@TimmG00]

Helped me a lot ! Thanks so much

[@AviAeroAsis]

Nice.

[@kawa11579]

He is amazing !

[@LegiRGomes]

Very nice.. Thx

[@tranhuuhung2508]

Thank you!

[@user-dp8vv2jm8y]

Why do you think the red line is the GC? A great circle approximates a straight line on a chart. Rhumb lines are (a) curved lines, (b) on the Equatorial side of the great circle and (c) constant bearing - they intersect each meridian of longitude at the same angle. If you think the GC is on the equatorial side of the RL, I suggest you go back to your instructor and ask for more clarification. Best of luck.:-)

[@devinegravity57]

Thank you so much!~

[@sufyancheema8817]

Awesome

[@SuperEs75]

you wrote N for both hemispheres. great video thanks

[@Alper88]

Yes he did that on purpose. The second hemisphere is supposed to be the southern hemisphere, but N is still on the north like he said.

[@Just-A-Cake-t2l]

Wow, great one.

[@hanookgill4471]

Great Explanation

[@marthajohn4365]

merci

[@silvialibuku3028]

Kindly do one on the southern hemisphere

[@francescozannini2581]

dude, thanks.

[@mohitbabbar8211]

GC IS THE ONE WITH RED PEN , THAT IS NOT THE RHUMB LINE SIR

[@sklajban]

Great!

[@pilot4807]

01:31 video starts

[@MrWhiteSnow1986]

Hello . Why I have to add 180 plus 83 ...why 180 ?? How come ?

[@ioannisspitieris99]

MrWhiteSnow1986 because you must find the reciprocal track. On a compass rose in order to find the opposite of a number you must add 180 degrees if it’s till 180, or to subtract 180 if it’s more than 181.

[@bonnystarks]

the sound of the pencil is horrible !!!!!!!

[@taffpike4277]

Go to atplontrack.com and see my other GNAV and other explanations. I will be adding more videos to atplontrack.com in the very near future.

[@waynehammakh8732]

Awesome