ipilot
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- Dec 15, 2001
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Hey! guys,
recently my company bought an airplne which has an RNAV installed in it. I was trying to figure it out as I've never flown one before. I've managed to put way points in it and fly towards them. it works really accurate.
The question is how to put way points for the approaches? It has a knob in it which say enroute and approach but putting in approach mode doesn't make any difference. It still needs the radial and distance from a VOR to define a waypoint. The approach plates I saw for RNAV approaches don't define that. Is their a way to get around this, may be a place where I can find the radial and distance for those way points.
Any info will be of great help, thanks in advance.........
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Check that its three greens.....
recently my company bought an airplne which has an RNAV installed in it. I was trying to figure it out as I've never flown one before. I've managed to put way points in it and fly towards them. it works really accurate.
The question is how to put way points for the approaches? It has a knob in it which say enroute and approach but putting in approach mode doesn't make any difference. It still needs the radial and distance from a VOR to define a waypoint. The approach plates I saw for RNAV approaches don't define that. Is their a way to get around this, may be a place where I can find the radial and distance for those way points.
Any info will be of great help, thanks in advance.........
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Check that its three greens.....