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Ron Lee wrote:
wrote: Yes there is. RAIM provided integrity. As long as no signal error exists (vast majority of the time) then your assertion is basically correct. Ron Lee If I have my Garmin 296 on a roof mount antenna and I check its distance to a VOR station against my DME, then do an IAP within 30 minutes, or so, of that check with 6, or more satellites in view, I have essentially as much integrity as an IFR box with RAIM. That is incorrect. You have no assurance that there was not a signal failure in that 30 minutes. The odds are in your favor but in no way do you have the same integrity protection as an IFR GPS unit. Ron Lee The odds are overwhelmingly in my favor, certainly much more so than using ADF for an IAP, or even VOR at distances near system limits. |
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