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Intermediate Altitudes on a Missed Approach

Moderated by: rkaplan   New Topic Reply Print Author Post rkaplan Administrator Joined:  Sun Jan 22nd, 2006 Location:  Uniontown, Pennsylvania USA Posts:  387 Status:  Offline  Posted: Sun Feb 5th, 2006 04:23 pm Quote Reply On the ILS approach to KCOE (see image below), a 180 degree course reversal is required upon reaching 5000 feet. How will the Garmin 430/530 recognize when the pilot has reached 5000 feet and thus the course reversal should begin? (Answer on next post.) Attachment: coeils.jpg (Downloaded 30 times) ____________________ Richard Kaplan, CFII rkaplan@flyimc.com http://www.flyimc.com rkaplan Administrator Joined:  Sun Jan 22nd, 2006 Location:  Uniontown, Pennsylvania USA Posts:  387 Status:  Offline  Posted: Sun Feb 5th, 2006 04:25 pm Quote Reply rkaplan wrote: How will the Garmin 430/530 recognize when the pilot has reached 5000 feet and thus the course reversal should begin?   The GPS will go into waypoint "Suspend" mode when climing outbound on the 350 radial.  The letters "SUSP" will appear above the OBS button.  When reaching 5000 feet you must manually press the OBS button in oder to resume waypoint sequencing and proceed inbound on the 350 radial. ____________________ Richard Kaplan, CFII rkaplan@flyimc.com http://www.flyimc.com  Current time is 06:33 am

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