Flight Training Instruction - Cnatra - U.S. Navy

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CHAPTER SIX T-6B PRIMARY INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION 603. RADIAL INTERCEPTS 6-4 ENROUTE PROCEDURES Figure 6-1 Double-the-Angle Intercept Outbound General. A radial intercept is a procedure used to position the aircraft on a nearby radial when not at the station. Description. Radial intercepts are performed in training to practice orientation around a NAVAID. These intercepts will be used when navigating on airways and on some instrument approaches. When flying a course using a NAVAID, the pilot is tracking on a radial inbound “TO” the NAVAID or outbound “FROM” the NAVAID. When outbound, the course is the
T-6B PRIMARY INSTRUMENT NAVIGATION CHAPTER SIX same as the radial being used. When inbound, the course is the reciprocal of the radial being used. The objective is to establish an intercept heading that will result in an appropriate angle and rate of intercept to the new course/radial. Procedure. 1. Tune, Identify and monitor the NAVAID. 2. Set the new course in the CDI - The new course will be either: a. The same as the radial for outbound intercepts. b. The reciprocal of the radial for inbound intercepts (“inbound turn it around”). 3. Turn to an intercept heading – Look at the aircraft symbol in the center of the CDI and turn towards the CDI deviation bar (the direction of the new radial) to place the head of the course arrow in the top half of the HSI. This will prevent intercept angles that exceed 90°. The angle of intercept should be greater than the number of radials off the new course (not to exceed 90°). Ensure that the head of the bearing pointer is in a position to fall to the new course during inbound intercepts or the tail of the bearing pointer is in a position to rise to the new course during outbound intercepts (“HEADS WILL FALL, TAILS WILL RISE”). OUTBOUND INTERCEPTS 1. Use a 45 degree intercept by turning to place the head of the course arrow on the appropriate 45° tick mark on the HSI compass rose (Figure 6-2). Figure 6-2 45° Intercept Outbound 2. When close to the station, if the CDI is already moving towards the centered position, use a Double-the-Angle intercept. To determine the intercept heading, note the number for radials ENROUTE PROCEDURES 6-5
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