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Old June 17th 04, 04:49 PM
John Bell
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Do you define them between two airway points (one behind you) or do
you have to direct to the next fix and just guess how far off the
airway you are?


Robert,

Download my book at www.cockpitgps.com. It's free. Start at GPS Route
Planning, then the Navigation section, then the Route Intercepts Section.
Even though my examples do not use a 296, they are still applicable.

John Bell




 




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