"Steven P. McNicoll" wrote:

Irrelevant. The presence of a VFR GPS does not preclude the use of any
other navigational systems.

What other navigational system is used once the aircraft is cleared for a
GPS approach?

Given that the aircraft struck a tower that was
very nearly on the FAC centerline it appears that navigating the approach
course was not a problem.

The presence of the GPS may be irrelevant to the cause of the accident, but
it is completely relevant to my original point that a pilot may be tempted
to use a VFR GPS as the sole means of navigation, legal or otherwise.

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Peter
























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