Instructor Rating Ground School Course, 2010 Edition

Updates, Amendments and Revisions

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One useful application of VOR principles is taking a POSITION FIX. A position can be verified by finding the intersection point of two LINES OF POSITION (LOP). An LOP is also known as a BEARING. A VOR radial represents a magnetic track (or magnetic bearing) away from a station. When the track bar is centered, with a FROM flag, the selected radial will be a line of position from the VOR station. To take a fix, take two VOR indications with a centered Track Bar and FROM indication, and draw in the identified radials. Use the VOR Compass Rose as a reference. Where the two radials intersect will be your position.

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