How to Fly an RNAV Approach | GPS Approach with Garmin GTN 650
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2022
- An RNAV approach typically uses a GPS like the Garmin GTN 650 for guidance. Here's an LPV approach simulated with all the buttonology needed.
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Best rendition on using Garmin for gps yet. Fully explained.
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LPV actually stands for localizer performance with vertical guidance.
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Great tutorial, out of curiosity, is the reason for entering the hold direct due to gps guidance? If we were flying a VOR approach where the holding point was on a radial with dme, would we do a parallel/tear drop entry into the hold (I.e. wouldn’t know where my outbound leg is)?
Great video, any chance to have a video on RNP Approach ? thanks
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When you release from the holding pattern do you have to start over in PROC?
Can you do an video on IFR xc Navigation log
question... I notice your turn anticipate at both Zexon and Wikeb seem to initiate at about .9nm back from these intersections, and that the aircraft is travelling at 120 gs. What bank angle does this result in? And if the aircraft is operating faster, say at 160 knots, how would that distance and bank angle be affected?
I always thought RNAV was radio navigation what's RNAV with a radial arc can you do a video on that please
What gives vertical guidance in RNAV GPS Approach & RNP Approach? Anyone explain ? (Like it is ground based glideslope antenna in an ILS approach)
I have done most of my experimenting with RNAVs in G1000 equipped aircraft. With the G1000, I (or the AP) am able to capture a GS at the IAF. But the GTN750 and GTN650 can only do that at the FAF. Right?
The GPS won’t stop you capturing the GS before glide slope intercept (the PFAF). Whatever your altitude is when capturing the glide slope, that’s when the AP will go into GS hold mode. Some people prefer to capture GS a bit earlier than FAF as you’re indicated
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I thought LPV stood for Localizer Performance with Vertical guidance?
If only I would have watched this I would not have busted my checkride
LPV DOES NOT mean "plus". It means Localizer Performance with Vertical Guidance.
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DTK is direct track
Good presentation, except when cleared for the approach, you should not leave the previously assigned altitude until established on a published segment of the approach. IOW, being instructed to cross ZEXON at or above 2,400, the previously assigned altitude was 5,000 (which is obviously above 2,400) & should be maintained until ZEXON, at which time the aircraft will be established on the segment between ZEXON & WIKEB with a published altitude of 2,400.