Steven P. McNicoll wrote:
"gwengler" wrote in message
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Isn't that interesting. On both Jepp approach plate and low enrout
chart, PYRAM is identified as HZN 286R and FMG 332R. I measured it
with FliteStar and it's indeed 303T from HZN, which is correct
(Station Declination: 17.0°E). LIGBE is defined as by the IRNO /
RW16R Localizer at KRNO at 27.4 NM by Jeppesen, but it's also FMG
332R.


JO 7350.7B Location Identifiers shows PYRAM to be the intersection of the
HZN 286 and FMG 332 radials as well as the FMG 332R 22 DME fix. The low
altitude enroute chart is in error, I've sent a message to NACO about it.



That's odd. I've only got paper Jepps, but the online NACO chart at
aeroplanner shows PYRAM with the 286degree arrow pointing at it.