Well for me, VOR is backup no. 2 behind radar vectors/ handheld GPS, if my
primary GPS goes out. I have been pretty good about logging VOR checks, but
it is starting to seem a little silly since I haven't used a VOR for IFR nav
in years.
"Teacherjh" wrote in message
...

Well, since practically everybody uses GPS


Uh... no.


and radar coverage is
essentially nationwide now,


Uh... no.


making sure your VOR is accurate within a couple
of degrees every 30 days, and also keeping a detailed record of that,
seems
a bit out of date.


Oh. I thought you meant just the recordkeeping part. If you have and use
a
VOR IFR it better be accurate.

Jose



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