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VHF Omni-Directional Rangers ( VORs) provides 360° azimuth information in the form of radials expressed in magnetic heading, except for a few VOR stations that are located at very high latitudes. If collocated with Distance Measuring Equipment ( DME), then resultant " VOR/DME " provides both azimuth and distance information.
Aircraft VOR Navigation System. One of the oldest and most useful navigational aids is the VOR system. The system was constructed after WWII and is still in use today. It consists of thousands of land-based transmitter stations, or VORs, that communicate with radio receiving equipment on board aircraft. Many of the VORs are located along airways.
VORs are one of the trickier concepts in aviation. This is a simple explanation of what VOR is, how it works, and the very basics of navigating with VOR. Che...
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VHF Omnidirectional Range (VOR) is radio frequency based Navigational Aid (NAVAID) system used to provide course guidance to pilots. It has formed the backbone of the National Airspace System (NAS) in the United States and around the world since 1946 and is used by all types of aircraft including civil, commercial and military.
Here's what many of you asked for, how to use a VOR in the real airplane, live somewhere over the midwest on our way to Alaska in the Cessna! We'll show you...
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20 de feb. de 2018 · Every VOR is oriented to magnetic north (more on this in a bit), and emits 360 radials from the station. The VOR sends out one stationary master signal, and one rotating variable signal. These are also called "reference" and "variable" phases. An aircraft's VOR antenna, which is usually located on the tail, picks up this signal and transfers it ...
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