radio wave transmission |RTR(A)| Captain Classes

[@shafikshaikh7590]

Very Nice Sir . You Are Great Teacher For Every Aviation Student ....

[@captainclasses9761]

THANKS ALOT BROTHER for appreciating my work..

[@skymanmusic8570]

Sir, In a perfect vaccum the speed of radio wave is equal to the speed of light i.e 3×10^8 m/sec or 3 billion m/sec.

[@sachinkumar064]

3:52 When radio wave travels from rarer to denser medium, it bends towards the normal, so, it should bend towards left. But, as per your diagram, it is bent towards right. Can you clarify?

[@salmanqidwai]

Very nice

[@damnboi972]

Speed of light is the speed of radio wave

[@malikjanrajbar2320]

Thank u sir😍❤️, The speed of radio wave is near to light wave i.e 3x10^8 m/s

[@bhanupratapsinghofficialra6760]

Thank you Sir

[@shabeebshabi9544]

Radio wave is electromagnetic wave. So all electromagnetic wave travels at speed of light which is 3x10^8 m/s.

[@arnabdolui9637]

Sir plz upload video on SELCAL what is it ? , I have seen this in many question paper

[@aviation8116]

Thanks sir

[@sachinkumar064]

6:34 Sir, I think, surface and sky waves suffers from fading. Please check and verify once, and let me know.

[@captainclasses9761]

very less chances of fading in surface wave but yes fading will also be there in skywave.

[@rahulmagar792]

Space waves do not form a part of ground waves. Direct (Line of sight) waves are also known as Space waves. They suffer fading because they use higher frequencies like VHF/UHF. Sky waves generally use HF(High Frequency). I am from Engineering field and this is what we are taught. Ref : Aircraft Communication and Navigation Systems by Mike Tooley and David Wyatt

[@captainclasses9761]

@@rahulmagar792 see if u see properly every wave do surface wave propagation but if we talk about frequencies above MF what happens due to high frequencies they suffer with more attenuation and get vanished soon after transmitting hence they are not considered to be travelling through ground wave propagation at all..

[@rahulmagar792]

CORRECTION. Fading is confined only to Sky waves i.e. HF(not VHF/UHF or any other frequency). Else all correct.

[@rahulmagar792]

CORRECTION. Fading is confined only to Sky waves i.e. HF(not VHF/UHF or any other frequency). Else all correct.

[@vijayanandh2963]

Greetings sir, Sir can you post video on how to report on FIR BOUNDRY xsing? And and way point or VOR xsing? When there is change in route

[@captainclasses9761]

Fir boundary crossing is same as normal position report... And waypoint/vor is also normal pos rep.. what exactly u want to know.. pls elaborate

[@vijayanandh2963]

@@captainclasses9761 sir, I need to know , do we have to ask approval for crossing FIR or Entering TMA ,I need to know syntax for communication

[@captainclasses9761]

@@vijayanandh2963 no no.... Not required now

[@dikshitajain5969]

Sir please make video on dme vor ils

[@pratikjain5605]

Same as speed of light 3*10^8 m/s

[@prathmeshrelekar3829]

It can depend upon frequency (answer for question)

[@sandeepmaharana5613]

Which Video To See for the Start Up / Basics Of RT

[@captainclasses9761]

Go to my channel.... U will find the playlist of all the topics

[@siddharthjagadabi306]

3*10^8 m/sec is the speed of radio wave

[@bhanupratapsinghofficialra6760]

3into 10 to the power 8 m/ sec

[@siddharthjagadabi306]

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[@captainclasses9761]

Don't worry there is a delay in examinations

[@laxmanmanne7817]

3×10^8 m/s

[@captainclasses9761]

That's correct

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[@captainclasses9761]

No idea brother...

[@chocolito1583]

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