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INTRODUCTION
The very high frequency omni-directional radio range. What a mouthful! This is one instance
where acronyms are handy. All of that is condenses into VHF omni-range or VOR! If you need
a basic explanation of what a VOR or VORTAC is, please see the Navaids lesson on
VOR/VORTAC.
The VOR system was developed in the US in the late 1940s and adopted by the ICAO as the
standard short range radio navigation aid in 1960. It had several advantages over the existing
system of ADF/NDB, such as low interference from atmospheric conditions and no night
effect.
USAGE
The VOR is used for: orientation and position determination navigation by tracking to or from
a station as a holding fix as a non precision instrument approach
The main use is for following a specific course to or from a VOR. The VOR will indicate the
desired course and the deviation from that course. The VOR display is NOT heading
sensitive. The heading has nothing to do with the indication. More on this later.
In the VOR system, a ground station emits a signal in all directions. By convention, 360
different tracks, or radials, are used. Radials are always From the VOR and in 1° increments,
related to magnetic north. The normal accuracy of a VOR is ± 2° or better.
The range of a VOR is limited by power and line of sight. There are several classes of VORs.
For information concerning ranges, see the Navaid Service Volume lesson.
Most aeronautical charts show the VOR's position, frequency and ident, the three letter
identifier for the VOR in Morse Code. This information is also found in the AF/D. The Victor
Airways and Jet Routes both use the VOR system and the routes themselves are marked
with the appropriate radial of each VOR forming the route. You should be aware that these
course indications are in degrees magnetic. If you are plotting a course on a chart, you need
to convert the degrees true to degrees magnetic. To convert true to magnetic, you add or
subtract the magnetic variation for the area. An easy way to remember this is: "East is Least,
Add Whiskey" or "East is Least; West is Best". In other words, if variation is East, subtract it
from magnetic to get true and if it is west, add it.
COCKPIT INDICATORS
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