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It has been my experience that the procedure takes you to the end of the
runway. Perhaps it's the IFR nature of the product or the reference point so close enough to the centerline that it's not apparent. Although, when nav'ing Direct to the airport, I believe the GPS points to the airport reference point. But at that point I'm entering the pattern VFR anyway. Thx, {|;-) Victor J. (Jim) Osborne, Jr. "Peter R." wrote in message ... "Victor J. Osborne, Jr." wrote: Ah, but you can setup same with the Direct button, scroll (twist) down to course & put in your approach course. Doesn't that take you to the airport reference point, though? Or doesn't the difference between the ARP and the landing runway matter when you are many miles from the airport? -- Peter |
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