© QuickDraw, Inc. GPS Functions OPERATING AREA GPS FLIGHT PLANS FP 1: South Mustang FP 2: BI South FP 3: Central FP 4: North Mustang FP 5: BI North FP.

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© QuickDraw, Inc. GPS Functions OPERATING AREA GPS FLIGHT PLANS FP 1: South Mustang FP 2: BI South FP 3: Central FP 4: North Mustang FP 5: BI North FP 6: Foxtrot FP 7: Delta ALDIS LAMP SIGNALS: SignalOn The GroundIn Flight Steady GreenCleared to TakeoffCleared to Land Flashing GreenCleared to TaxiReturn for Landing Steady RedStopGive Way to Other Aircraft Flashing RedTaxi Clear of RunwayDo Not Land Flashing WhiteReturn to Starting PointNot Used Alternating General WarningGeneral Warning Red and GreenExercise Extreme CautionExercise Extreme Caution Red PyrotechnicNot UsedWave Off Immediately GPS General Functions: 1. OTH 1: FSS 2. OTH 2: ARTCC’s 3. OTH 5: Fuel calculations 4. STA 1: Satellite info: Valid position with 4 or 3 with altitude. Space Vehicle: bad, weak, unknown, blank (good), and fail. Signal to noise ration: mid 30s to 50s is usable. 5. STA 5: RAIM status. Above bar is good, below is bad. 6. SET 3: Nearest APT criteria. Set length/surface of runway desired. 7. SET 6: Turn anticipation enable/disable with cursor. 8. SET 7: Altimeter setting. 9. ALT button: Press twice to accept/mod as desired. 10. APT 7: SIDS/STAR. 11. APT 8: Approaches. 12. Save page: Press save and enter for present position (SAR use). 13. CTR: Waypoints for FIR boundaries. 14. Super NAV 5: Right cursor for VOR-off, APT-on, TK-change to Hdg Scale: Auto left cursor and small dial. Note: To insert a new airport (etc.) into FPL, it goes in above the cursor.

© QuickDraw, Inc. GPS Procedures GPS Arcing Approach or ‘Basic T’ Approach: 1. Load approach into the active flight plan 2. Select navigation source to GPS 3. Tune backup TACAN/VOR NAVAIDS 4. Brief the approach 5. Verify amber ‘ARM’ within 30nm of the airfield 6. Select ‘Super NAV 5/AUTO scale’ 7. Press ‘ALT’ to verify altimeter setting 8. Select ‘LEG’ prior to the IAF 9. Conduct 6T’s at IAF 10. Once established on the arc or approach leg, twist desired track into the CDI, configure to BAC within 5nm of FAWP 11. Once on FAC, verify FAWP active 12. At FAWP, conduct 6T’s, verify 3 green ‘GPS/ACTV/LEG’ If missed approach: Select ‘Direct’, verify MAWP, ‘Enter’ GPS Holding: 1. Select navigation source to GPS 2. Select holding fix as the active WPT - select ‘LEG’ en-route to the holding fix - select ‘OBS’ prior to the holding fix and center CDI needle 3. Determine proper holding entry procedure 4. Conduct 6T’s at holding fix 5. At the end of outbound timing or distance, tail-radial-turn 6. Upon reaching holding fix commence No-Wind Orbit 7. At the end of outbound timing or distance, tail-radial-turn 8. When wings level start timing if required and determine wind direction, tail-radial-wind, and number of degrees off the the holding course 9. Upon reaching holding fix commence Correction Orbit GPS RVFAC: 1. Load approach into the active flight plan. 2. Select navigation source to GPS. 3. Tune backup TACAN/VOR NAVAIDS. 4. Brief the approach. 5. Verify amber ‘ARM’ within 30nm of the airfield. 6. Press ‘ALT’ to verify altimeter setting. 7. Once on vectors, select ‘OBS’. 8. Select FAWP as the active WPT. 9. Select ‘Super NAV 5/AUTO scale/verify FAWP active’. 10. Twist FAC in the CDI. 11. On vector to final, select ‘LEG’ prior to 3nm from FAWP. 12. Configure to BAC within 5nm of FAWP. 13. At FAWP, conduct 6T’s, verify 3 green ‘GPS/ACTV/LEG’ If missed approach: Select ‘Direct’, verify MAWP, ‘Enter’ GPS Procedure Turn Approach: 1. Load approach into the active flight plan 2. Select navigation source to GPS 3. Tune backup TACAN/VOR NAVAIDS 4. Brief the approach 5. Verify amber ‘ARM’ within 30nm of the airfield 6. Press ‘ALT’ to verify altimeter setting 7. Select ‘OBS’: - prior to the IAF if the IAF&FAF are co-located - after the IAF but prior to FAF if the IAF&FAF are not co-located 8. Conduct 6T’s at IAF 9. At the end of two minutes, execute the 45/180 reversal 10. Once established with FAC intercept, select ‘LEG’ prior to 3nm from FAWP, twist FAC, configure to BAC 11. Select ‘Super NAV 5/AUTO scale/verify FAWP active’ 12. At FAWP, conduct 6T’s, verify 3 green ‘GPS/ACTV/LEG’ If missed approach: Select ‘Direct’, verify MAWP, ‘Enter’