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hello everyone welcome back to another video in this one ill be talking about the ndp or the non-directional beacon so i wont talk about the theory of operation and stuff i will just talk about how to read an adf and the numericals you can get in the exams already its gonna be a very very long video i dont want to make it longer by talking about the theory a lot [Music] so ndb is a beacon on ground and the adf is the equipment we have in the aircraft so this is the adf and the beacon on the ground is the ndp ndb stands for a non-directional beacon and adf stands for the automatic direction finder now what happens is that an ndb transmits signals in all directions from the ground thats why its known as a non-directional beacon and when the airborne equipment or the adf when tuned to an ndbs frequency indicates the direction of the ndb so these signals go to the aircraft and the adf indicates the direction where the ndb is with respect to the aircraft now what we as pilots see on