T-45C TS & ADV BIFP-07; IUT BIFP-02
TACAN and VOR Procedures
b.
1025-1150 MHz (1 MHz intervals)
NOTE: Frequency is not necessarily
tied to channel number, tune by
channel--not by frequency.
4.
Information provided
Sg 1, fr 2b
a.
Continuous nautical mile slant range
NAVY
389 DME
(DME-distance measuring equipment)
OKAY
Max Range
from aircraft to the TACAN transmitter
Earth
b.
Magnetic bearing from the TACAN
LOS
LOS
station
LINE OF SIGHT (LOS)
5.
Limitations
a.
Line of sight
b.
DME readings possible up to 389 DME
(T-45C)
c.
Standard Service Volume (SSV)
Sg 1, fr 2c
restrictions apply for TACAN maximum
range on random/unpublished route
25 nm
12,000 ft
navigation legs. There are different
ranges for terminal (T), low (L), and
1,000 ft
high (H) TACAN facilities. High
TACANs have the greatest allowable
NOTE: All elevations shown are with respect to the station's site elevation (AGL).
Coverage is not available in a cone of airspace directly above the facility.
range: 130 nm. SSVs do not apply to
published IFR routes or procedures,
STANDARD TERMINAL
SERVICE VOLUME
which can be used with confidence
(1) T (terminal) TACAN: 1,000 ft AGL
up to and including 12,000 ft AGL
at radial distances out to 25 nm.
Terminal TACANs do not appear
on high altitude enroute charts
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