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The ADF / NDB is all about how to use an ADF to track or find your position to an NDB. The Automatic Direction Finder always points toward the NDB. It's that simple, and even though the NDB doesn't have radials you can select from like the VOR does, you can still track them with decent precision. This video shows you how they work and how to use them.

Chapter List
0:00 Introduction
0:18 What it stands for
0:50 Chart Symbols
1:00 Locator Outer Markers
1:28 Frequency Range & Errors
1:55 The ADF (Automatic Direction Finder)
2:10 RMI (Radio Magnetic Indicator)
2:23 Bearing Definition & How the RMI works
2:50 Rotating the compass card
3:00 Don't Rotate that Card, you could die
3:14 Example 1, Why You don't touch that card knob
3:47 Leave the ADF on 360 & Why
3:59 Copy & Paste Technique
4:28 Finding Position with Copy & Paste
6:00 Example 2, Finding Bearing to Stations with Copy & Paste
6:47 Don't actually read the ADF
7:05 Tracking an NDB
7:35 Example 3 Tracking with no wind
7:58 Correcting for Drift
8:32 Tracking vs Homing
9:09 Crossing the Station
9:30 Correcting outbound technique
10:05 Tracking with a Crosswind in a crab
10:40 Final Thoughts & Such

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