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DME X &Y channel

Old 12th February 2008 | 04:26
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DME X &Y channel

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Do any one know when the X channel used and when the Y channel should used of the DME, is there any restriction on the use of X & Y channel? and is the DME frequncy is tide to the ILS frequncy ?
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Old 12th February 2008 | 07:12
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Hi,
DME is paired to VOR frequencies.
DME uses pulse pairs - X and Y and always uses both as far as i'm aware.
X pulse is spaced at 12 microseconds and Y pulse at 36 microseconds.
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Old 12th February 2008 | 09:51
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thanx

thanx bro, but i was wondering if that will make different if i choose X channel or Y channel , is the selecting of the X or Y channel depend on some specification or it's back to me to choose what ever i want?
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Old 14th February 2008 | 01:53
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x channels are paired to vor frequencies such as 108.00,108.10, 108.20 etc, y channels to frequencies that go up from 108.05,108.15 and so on so channel selection is not really a manual option but is dependant on the vor frequency selected.
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