Garmin APOLLO GX60, User Manual

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ILS DME with DME Data from Two VORs on the
Field
This example uses the ILS DME approach to Rwy 21
at Flagstaff, Arizona. The DME is co-located with the
VOR.
1. Before commencing the approach, press
DIRECT-TO
. Select the Flagstaff (vFLG)
VOR/DME waypoint using the
LARGE
and
SMALL
knobs, and then press
ENTER
.
2. Use your Nav receiver for Localizer and Glideslope
guidance.
3. Press
NAV
on the Apollo GPS to display distance.
Use your Apollo GPS for distance information
instead of your DME to identify the SHUTR (IAF)
intersection at D7.5, the D5.5, and the D1.0 points.
ete vFLG 02:54
0.001 “
brg 210½ 8.15nm
VOR DME without GPS Overlay
This example uses the Portland, Oregon VOR DME
Rwy 21 approach. You arrive at this approach by
going from the Battleground (BTG) VOR to the
REENY intersection, making a procedure turn, and
then following the 215 radial to the PDX VOR. Use
your Nav receiver for course guidance and your
Apollo GPS for distance information.
1. After reaching the BTG VOR, use your Nav
receiver to follow the 061 radial to REENY, and
complete the procedure turn.
2. After completing the procedure turn, set your
Apollo GPS to follow the 215 radial to the PDX
VOR. Press
DIRECT-TO
twice. Select 215 to the
(vPDX) VOR/DME waypoint using the
LARGE
and
SMALL
knobs, and then press
ENTER
.
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Approach Examples