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Old 20th Feb 2006, 15:20
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The procedure requires outbound tracking of the 099 NDB radial.
The other important bit of the procedure which requires the NDB is the missed approach which requires climb ahead and turn left to BPL. So even if doing the published Direct arrival from POL, it would seem to me that an ADF is required.
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Old 21st Feb 2006, 08:54
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Interesting. I would use a combination of both localiser and NDB, but there is no note to say that the procedure is unavailable if the NDB is u/s.
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Old 21st Feb 2006, 22:15
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The NDB is to be used to track outbound on. Where on the plate does it mention anything about using the loc?? (whilst tracking outbound)

Looking at the profile it shows you overhead the BPL at 3000' tracking outbound (099)
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