Do you know Altimetry?? ✈ ATPL ✈

[@jmarcosvieira9415]

You're the best ATPL channel I've found in ages. God bless you mate.

[@jamesodowd4063]

The way I remember which pressure is which is; if I'm looking at the altimiter, if I want to increase the altitude I wind UP and if I want to decrease the altitude I wind DOWN. Hope this helps, in the example above, if I wind from 1013 to 1003, I'm going to wind down and the altimiter is going to show a lower altitude and vice versa

[@franciscojones6226]

Thank you! Great explanation and applicable already for PPL!

[@TheJessy8888]

Thank you, i like all your videos.... the way you explain is easier than the heavy ATPL books

[@PilotEd]

cheers :)

[@michalprekop7790]

Your explanation is the best. Thank you!

[@user-ey8tc2pr5w]

Not an east concept at first and my books aren't very helpful. Thanks for your time and explanations , it will definitely help me !

[@thepinkpilot1808]

thank you so much for this! all your videos are fab for atpl studying but altimetry is my weak point, i always get mixed up on whether to - or + the corrections so cheers!

[@PilotEd]

thanks and glad it helped :)

[@arazali4002]

Your so good instructer

[@andrevdw747]

Great explanations and video's! Thanks

[@amityes2002]

Best explanation!!!

[@PilotEd]

thanks! :) keep watching

[@renzohernandez7291]

Pilot Ed please a video of jet stream and CAT

[@PilotEd]

added to list, its a good idea :)

[@Driver170]

Can you do Performance videos

[@PilotEd]

sure :) I have loads planned, just need to hang on a bit, busy summer schedule at the moment :)

[@Driver170]

PilotEd my friend is a captain for Jet2 and he is maxed out. Always watching out for your channel keep it up mate

[@1162younes]

yo! great video man, just wanted to know how you come up with the number 8 in your calculation (4x8x5)? thanx budy

[@PilotEd]

4ft for every 1000 feet is the calculation, the height is 8000 so 4x8 XD

[@junaid85011]

Very good video thank you

[@PilotEd]

Glad you enjoyed it! more coming soon

[@theflyinginvestor7548]

Hey man. Great video once again! I'm currently in ground school and struggling to figure out when I do and don't need to use the Barometric and temperature formulas? (QNH-Subscale) etc. Would they be applicable to this question? I would have thought so until I saw you're using a different method?

[@PilotEd]

I dont follow sorry, there are various methods and formulas you can use, I just find the ones above are the simplest to understand. hope that helps:)

[@andisalihuddin3931]

I do like how you explain it.. It's very detail and easy to understand. But, where do you get the 4ft/1000ft? I don't get it :( please explain. Thanks :)

[@PilotEd]

Its just the formula 4ft change for every 1000ft for every degree deviationg from ISA :)

[@andisalihuddin3931]

Ok.. So, that's(the formula) from ISA right?

[@priyaasthana4248]

Andi Salihuddin ya

[@paulocesaralvarengaalvaren9881]

THANK YOU MY MESTER, THIS VIDEO IS LTTLE DIFFICULT, BUT WE HAVE TO STUDY!!!

[@PilotEd]

its a complicated subject to get your head around initially for sure. I think this is the simplest way to explain it hough! all the best. thanks for watching

[@fandyadianto4115]

Nice explanation, but i don't get it where do you get this 4x8x5 formula? every 4ft in a thousand feet which means 250 times in a thousand feet there's a 5 degree celcius change?? i'm totally confused man XD

[@PilotEd]

THE FORMULA IS 4FT FOR EVERY 1000FT FOR EVERY DEGREE OF ISA DEVIATION THAT EXISTS, HAVE ANOTHER LOOK AT THE VIDEO :) THANKS FOR WATCHING

[@PilotEd]

what bike you have ;) i got R1 XD

[@priyaasthana4248]

PilotEd I have a scooter😁

[@samruddhamane7106]

Sir From which country you are

[@PilotEd]

UK :)

[@samruddhamane7106]

Sir It is very nice Explanation Sir please explain APU

[@PilotEd]

cool, ill add it to my list :) thanks for watching

[@samruddhamane7106]

PilotEd Welcome Sir . Sir I want to become A pilot Give me A blessing Sir

[@PilotEd]

Done XD

[@samruddhamane7106]

Sir In Maths for pilot we need good in Trigonometry yes or not . and In Science what is main topic I don't know and vasic Ohms law Newton and what

[@PilotEd]

maths and physics are good to know well, trigonometry yes, and electrical engineering also

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