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Old June 9th 04, 04:47 AM
J Haggerty
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Yes, they can adjust the localizer width. An example is listed below for
Billings MT ILS. (BIL) If you scroll through the data, you'll notice the
LOC width is listed as 3.34 degrees under AFIS DATA.
JPH

Date:06/08/04 22:37pm * * * ILS INQUIRY - ACTIVE * * * DATUMS Horz:
NAD83 Vert: NAVD88 CTRY: US
AIRPORT: BILLINGS LOGAN INTL ARPT-ID: KBIL RWY: 10L LCTN: BILLINGS ST:
MT REG: NM FIFO: SAC OWN: F

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* * * AFIS DATA * * *
IDENT BIL GLA N45-48-44.87 GS-OFF L350 GS-LC-DIS 10875
RW-BRG 111.71 GLO W108-33-00.63 GS-OM-DIS 39546 LC-OFF
FREQ 110.300 GS-ANG 3.00 GS-TH-DIS 1135 LC-FCB 111.71
MVAR 1990/E14 GS-WID 0.70 TH-HGT 3584 LC-BCB 291.73
CAT I GS-HGT 3571.5 RE-HGT 3488 LC-WID 3.34
R-LDG-LGTH 10518

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* * * LOCALIZER * * * (DFL CODE - ILS/L)
ANT LAT N45-48-01.93 XMTR SINGLE LOC-RE 1492/ 0.246 LCW-TAIL YES
ANT LON W108-30-39.88 EQUIP-TYPE ST LOC-TH 12010/ 1.977 LCW-FT-TH 700
ELEV 3491.9 STBY-POWER G LOC-IM DATE-COMM 12/18/87
ANT-TYPE LOG-PER ESV N LOC-MM 15179/ 2.498 DATE-RECON
DUAL-FREQ NO RESTRICTED N LOC-OM 50421/ 8.298 SURVEY-ACCY 8
US-DIST: FC 7989/ 18.0 BC LOC-FAF VOICE NONE
CLRNC-CVG:FC 90/31 150/30 BC MON-AL-WID W 3.90 N 2.78 REC TYPE
CKPT-DESC: FC LOM(8.28NM) TO LOC BC
LOC-WIDTH-MX-ALERT: 3.68/ 3.00 LOC-AL-MX-ALERT: 9uA ROLLOUT: S
LOC-WIDTH-INITIAL: 3.81/ 2.87



Tom Sixkiller wrote:
"Newps" wrote in message
...

The glideslopes are as they are all positioned to bring you to the same


spot

on every runway. The localizer is sited so it is a certain width at the
approach end of the runway, therefore they will move the localizer antenna
closer to or farther away from the departure end of the runway to achieve
that.



They can't "focus" or "tighten" the signal for longer runways???


 




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