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Pro IFR - PENTICTON (CYYF) LOC/DME B APPROACH
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What are the equipment requirements needed to conduct this approach?

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The alphabetical suffix “B” implies what?




Under what criteria is this approach designed as a circling procedure?




You would expect CYYF Radio to operate on a (limited hours/24-7) basis.




The Aerodrome Elevation is indicated as 1129 ASL. What is the reference point for this altitude?




You are established on an inbound track of 129º to the YYF NDB at 26 DME level at 9000. From this position you are cleared to CYYF for the straight in LOC/DME B Approach via the 16 DME ARC. Your planned approach speed is 145 KIAS. From this position there are 5 allowable steps until arrival at MDA. What are the 5 steps?




For what reason is the LB-147º published?

 

 






What is the distance between the 10 DME FIX and the UNT NDB?




What is the sink rate requirement in FT/NM between these two fixes?




How is the Missed Approach Point identified?




For what reason is the Localizer identifier (XYF) preceded with the letter “X”?




What would be the best means of confirming that you remain within protected airspace when conducting a Procedure Turn?






Within this procedure there are ____ Transitions published, ____ for full procedure approaches and ____ for straight in approaches.






What is the highest spot height within the plan view of the approach plate?




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