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January 9th 07, 12:37 AM
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Flying a DME Arc with a non WAAS GNS530
Roy N5804F wrote:
I am sure someone in this group can answer this question. When using a Garmin 530, without WAAS, will it output Roll Steering commands when flying a DME Arc ? Thanks No, it does CDI steering, but that is good enough for a DME arc. It does a pretty decent job. Keep in mind the very minim arc is 7.0 miles, unlike PT or holding turns (and RF legs to come). With the 530W and a roll steering autopilot the DME arc will be roll-steering, which will be spot on. 
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