"Michael" wrote in message
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"Gary Drescher" wrote
Yup, PTS standards call for no more than 3/4 deflection. I'd always go
missed in IMC if I were off by that much.

If you ever shoot the VOR-B at LVJ, half scale deflection (5-6
degrees) and a VOR that's off by 2 degrees (well within the acceptance
criteria) can be enough to kill you.

Hm, the VOR could even be off by 6 degrees (for an in-air check) and still
be legal. In that case, even one dot of deflection could be lethal on that
approach.

--Gary