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Old 9th July 2014 | 12:56
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Dollehz
 
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Do you happen to have a link to the g1000 supplement stating when GPS can be used on non RNAV/GPS procedures? This one covers PRNAV and SBAS operation

The part of B-RNAV, P-RNAV, GPS procedures is clear to me, u need approval and even training for P-RNAV to use it. if its not mentioned in the book, you can't do it. Simple.

What is not clear is:

When are you allowed to fly a procedure created for VOR/ADF/DME navigation, couple the CDI to the GPS and use the GPS for navigation instead of having to use 10 different frequencies to fly a full procedure.

To my understanding this has nothing to do with RNAV which is a completely different category of procedures. A VOR approach has nothing to do with RNAV, and P-RNAV approach has nothing to do with a VOR.

P-RNAV allows you to fly arrival, initial, intermediate, missed and departure. But only if that procedure is a P-RNAV procedure or am i realy missing something here?
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