Runways - How to choose the right one!
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2017
- How do you pick the right runway when it comes to an un-towered airport? How do you double check? How do you do it QUICKLY!
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33-18 = 15. Someone help me understand how he got 8 please
He's with the Congressional Budget Office apparently.
In what world is 33 - 18 = 8?
“ at a biggillion knots” hahaha thank you for the video!
Haha, glad you like it :)
EXCELLENT! Thank you for the explanatory remarks and options. Very nice to see it presented in a logical and understandable manner.
Glad I could help. Thanks for taking a look.
I wish I had found this a few weeks ago! My instructor keot asking me which runway to use, and it would take me forever to think through it. Just a couple of days ago.ni figured out that math technique on my own. Great video!
Glad this could help :) Stay safe up there!
Great explanation.
this was actually very helpful , especially with the compass circles for using point of reference me being a very visual hands on thinker / learner this actually makes sense to me ;) thanks so much
Glad I could help! Safe travels.
That equation helps me out tremendously, thank you! :)
Glad it helps :)
Thank you so much. Your video really helped me understand. Keep the good work
Thanks, will do!
Thank you. I like the second method as it seems very very easy.
You are welcome!
yeah i am very much a visual hands on thinker and learner so it really makes most sense once you break out those visuals with the compass lay outs thank you so much for this tutorial ! itis very helpful
Excellent! Happy flying!
@@TheThriftyPilot thanks man ! i started officially on may 1st. i got my second training session in june !
Hello, Captain. Great methods to choose the right runways. Congratulation for your excellent tutorial. Regards. Larissa.
Many thanks!
Best teacher you are bro👍 if you were a CFI i would have enrolled with for my ppl journey.
Thanks really appreciate it - just trying to give back a bit - safe travels.
Thank you for this video
So basically you want to land on a runway closest to wind coming directly at you to aid stopping. (also taking in picking asphalt or concrete over rocks or grass surfaces for better stopping / just better for your plane). And your other method when it goes over 9 your just using the reciprocal runways
Land against the wind and everyone wins!
Thank you so much!!
Glad it helped!
omg u helped me so much! thank you!
I'm so glad!
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@@TheThriftyPilot Thank you sir!
Thank you
You're welcome
Hey thanks for the explanation. When you have a chance drop a note on the video correcting your subtractions.
Thanks, will do!
you are awesome I finial get it.
Glad it was helpful to ya. Stay safe out there!
You showed easy to figure out scenarios. You land on the runway closest to the wind. What you need to show is more divergent winds rather than just 30 degrees off of heading. For instance runway 5/23 winds 310@ 6KT.
Thanks for the advise as it might help others as well!
Yeah, but you left out part of the info you can quickly determine by this method. Left or right pattern based on your position relative to the airport and whether you would be in a better position for entry on the downwind or base. Assuming pattern is up for pilots discretion.
We learn together!
Doesn't the tower work this out and tell you which runway to land on? Definitely in larger aircraft.
What if you get a negative number? Example, 28-RWY36=-8
Still go with lowest?
Yo!! what in the world is going lol 33-18=8??? And 25-7=8??? Please explain
One of the many mysteries of flight.
Maybe he was thinking about this fun fact about the number 8! Which is why he wasn’t able to complete basic math.
The number 8 is considered extremely lucky in Chinese culture because it sounds like the word for wealth and prosperity.
Tell me the factors that are used determine runway width mr
CM^3 but as you can tell, I did make a slight error in the video with my arithmetic :)
25 MINUS 7 = 8 ??????????
😄😄😄😄
18 gallons fuel - 10 = 20 gallons left. Yeah, we have enough fuel. Unreal!
Yep, ya caught my error and it's appreciated! The math went wonky there but the approach (pun intended) should be spot on :)
33-18 is 8. Please explain???????
Simple math error :) Sorry for the confusion. The approach is correct though.
But the one thing i am concerned with if everybody used this method which is a good choice based on aid of weather then a couple runways would be used as others just wasted.
Nothing beats formal training with an instructor mixed in with some common sense!
Is this that new math ive been hearing about in the schools? We're all doomed 😂😂😂
Absolutely because where I come from 33 minus 18 is 15 right?
@@marcusjohnson3k it was when I was in school.
Do you have an easy math algorithm for figuring crosswind?
Not yet! Might look into it though and do a follow up!
I'm sorry I know this video is old, but your math doesn't seem right in that first example 33-18 isn't 8 and 25-7 isn't 8
I feel like an idiot because I dont get how 33 minus 18 = 8. I'm sure its very easy but I'm missing it like a dullard. I get everything else in principle and its a good lesson though.
??? 33 - 18= 8 ?
??? 25 - 7 = 8 ?
Please explain - what am I missing here?
What's going on with the math?
Well this is going to be very helpful since my Instructor is a big A.hole and doesn't know how to teach. .
33-18 = 8? What’s going on?
Uh, and you're supposed to do this math in your head while you're approaching an airport? I like the new math. 25-7 = 8????
Super edgy math :) Bit of a mistake there I will have to admit.
I cant believe people found this helpful , with all incorrect math calculations it's very misleading for new pilot in training, along with not explaining what if you have a negative number.
25_7is 18
Yeppers!
Ok I am glad I am not the only one who noticed that! I am HORRIBLE with math (have to pull off my socks to count my toes!), but I thought...wait...25-7 is...18.
25 - 7 = 8 🤣🤣
Congrats, you have found the Easter egg....because I totally meant to say that :)
Thanks for taking time to help but your is wrong