45-degree angle of intercept (Outbound)

UJPT, E2-C2, ADV, & IUT RIFP-01

Introduction to Radio Instruments

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LAMPASAS

LZZ

112.5

LZZ

112.5

CHAN 72

010

0550

RANGE

COURSE

D

NAV

112.50

VOL

TEST

C

CRS

HDG

B

A

TACAN/VOR INTERCEPT

(OUTBOUND, 45-DEGREE METHOD)

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LAMPASAS

LZZ

112.5

LZZ

112.5

CHAN 72

0550

010

0550

RANGE

COURSE

RANGE

COURSE

D

C

CRS

HDG

CRS

B

HDG

B

A

TACAN/VOR INTERCEPT

(OUTBOUND, 45-DEGREE METHOD)

C.

45-degree angle of intercept (Outbound)

1.

Tune and identify station

2.

Set desired course in course selection window

3.

Look from tail of the bearing pointer used to desired course and

45 degrees beyond (this is your intercept heading)

4.

Turn aircraft to the intercept heading

5.

Maintain intercept heading to lead point and then complete

intercept of desired course

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