A book that provides guidance for VFR pilots on how to get the most out of their GPS.

This book will help you by:

  • Making the best use of your GPS, more than just punching Direct To.

  • Fully integrating the GPS into existing cross-country procedures taught during training.

  • Describing the new VFR waypoints being introduced around Class B airspace.

  • Thoroughly describing the use of the Horizontal Situation Indicator, unfamiliar to many private pilots.

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Copyright © 2000 Mike Meadows Consultancy
ISBN 0-615-11108-4    Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 00-190625 
Last modified: November 10, 2003


Table of Contents

Introduction
How Does GPS Work?

Simple and easy to understand description of how the system works.

Basics

Review of basic navigation and new GPS terms.

HSI Description

Description of Horizontal Situation Indicators.

Flight Planning

Integration of GPS tasks into traditional procedures.

Example Flight

Demonstrates GPS capabilities.

En Route Instructions

Tips and tasks to include in cross-country procedures.

Other Uses

A few other non-navigation ideas.

Learn From Others

Extracts from NASA Aviation Safety Reporting System

Choosing a GPS

Considerations for selecting a new GPS or buying accessories.

GPS Terms

Glossary

 

By Mike Meadows

80 pages, 36 two-color illustrations.

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