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Is your IFR GPS still legal for use?



 
 
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Old May 26th 07, 08:48 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Is your IFR GPS still legal for use?

Ron Rosenfeld wrote in
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So far as the restriction people have been stating having to do with not
being able to use the uncertified GPS units as a substitute for ADF/DME,
that stems from the AIM (1-2-3) (and possibly a change that has not been
published) restricting this type of usage to units that are compliant
with AC90-100.


Ahh... Now I get why I didn't see it.

But the AIM is not regulatory, is it?

If it is, it's a stupid rule. One of the ILSs at my home airport actually
requires an ADF. What a pain.
 




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