"Jim Macklin" wrote in message
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Yes, and I will stand by the statement, there are no IAP in
Class G, by definition of the airspace. There are IAP that
penetrate Class G at 1200 or 700 ft AGL.


There is nothing in the definition of Class G airspace that prevents having
IAPs in it. You cannot stand by your previous statement, "There are no
instrument approaches in Class G" airspace, and now acknowledge that there
are instrument approaches in Class G airspace.

Your knowledge level is far below what would be expected from someone with
the experience and ratings you claim to have. I think you're a fibber.