Axes of movement
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- A simple explanation of the three axes upon which an aeroplane moves.
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A really well explained theory behind the rotational rules of the object, I didn't understand "yaw" until I watched the video, thank you so much!
Glad you liked it!
I'm learning C# for unity game dev. And they were like, pitch, roll, and yaw. So now I'm here, and this helped. Thank you.
short, simple and explains it perfectly.
Excellent resource for novice dreaming of becoming a pilot. Graphics are great and discussion super. Learning yaw, pitch, roll is most basic of flight concepts, but also some of the most important. Years ago, I always remembered pitch and roll, but the word 'yaw' was foreign to me. As with all things, repetition helps, yaw is just 2nd nature today.
Explained in a very simple manner, to explain it in human terms
Yaw: Keep your head still and move it left and right
Pitch: Keep your head still and move it up and down
Roll: Bend your head towards left while facing forward and bend your head towards right while facing forward
haha not into aviation but needed to know this for my robot examination and had to know about arm plans
This is easy to understanding it. Now the drone pilot can easy knowing how the situation of aircraft in the air. Thank you so much
I too lazy to use all 3 at once
That's what I was here for
By far the best explanation I have seen seen so far and it was very easy to follow. Thnx for sharing
You're very welcome!
Great video! It has helped me get some intuition for a gyroscope test I am preparing for.
Glad it helped!
Your explanations are so easy to understand!
Glad you like them!
@@flightclubonline please don’t stop! 😊
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO IT REALLY HELPED ME!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're welcome!
I watched this in school a couple days ago and I wanted to watch it again, I like your voice (:
I got hearted °0°
haha not into aviation but needed to know this for my biology examination and had to know about body plans
Haha, welcome :)
Same but with robotics. :)
Same but with surveying
Thank you for explaining this
this is a great video! to the point, and very informative!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent explanation. Thank you & God bless
Glad it was helpful!
I am form a school iLOVE this vid even though I haven't watched it yet thank you and hope you fail your career love you
It's vary instructive
haha not into aviation but needed to know this for education to operate my drone
Drones are part of aviation! Anything that fly is mate haha
Thank u. it was very helpful
Very good video !! I love it It helped me a lot !
Glad it helped!
Best vid on it
this is super helpful! thank you
Nice explanation ❤👏
Loved it! Very useful and so easy to understand 👍🏻
Thank you very much!
These rotations are intutive alone, but once they get combined it becomes hard!
I'm trying to educate a child to use a flight simulator from scratch. What most of these videos lack is a description of the control mechanism, beit a stick/pedals or a yoke/pedals that cause the control surfaces to deflect. A simple cause/effect clip is needed to complete this explanation.
Thank you!
Great video, thank you!
Thank you!
Very nicely explained....!!!
Thank you!
Thank you! This was very helpful and informative
Thank you, appreciate your feedback.
Thanku it is very helpful
Most welcome 😊
Great video! Keep it up! Thank you.
Thank you......✌🏾
You are so welcome
*U have a nice voice missy
Simple,,great video
Normal axis??? It’s vertical axis isn’t it?
cool
Thank you
You're welcome
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Well explained 👌
Great video but you forgot to include the control surfaces which can be confused with the movement of aircraft around the axes.
Thanks for your feedback. We also have a video called 'control surfaces' which covers this subject in some detail: ruclips.net/video/ovU3ziWkZWU/видео.html
Thank you
You're welcome 😊
Do you mind if i take your video for my instagram content?, of course i will add the source.
Please take, no problem. Thanks for asking.
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Pls make more pls pls
What is bank angel?
roll about longitudinal along lateral?
Learning for flight ww2 games lol.
I got a test today so imma just study everything I know today
How did the test go?!
Bro same
Thank you mam
Thank you!
I am spreading to all this
Good axix vidio
woow
Pitch and roll make sense, but yaw has always confused me.
It does not contain enough info to make a full page of notes.
Ha moj ha
Aeroplane helicopter y drone kuch bhi flight ke se hoga
Anyone else here for school?
Yes
Yup
Nah I'm just a crazy individual who wants to build his own aeroplane
I'm here for Kerbal Space program
@@ingarssamins1411yoo me too
Noice
hey babe I dig ur longitudinal axis
the only reason the video is bad is because my teacher gave it to me a work.
backsound so louuddd
0:14 *"An aircraft is an amazing machine, capable of flying in any direction by rotating about in three dimensions."* Not three dimensions, four. Other than that, thanks for posting this video.
Care to elaborate on the fourth?
@@cristianfazio8037 Time. *Four-dimensional space* en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four-dimensional_space
me here coz idk what to do:)
It is not called "Normal" axis, it is called "Vertical" axis so please make sure the proper terminology is used otherwise confusion is created!!!!
Normal axis = vertical axis. In Australia we use "normal". Thank you for bringing this up.
The background music sounds like someone didn't know how to play the bass properly
Lol, probably.
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Wassup dawg
Who else is here because they didn’t study and there’s a test on it