Professional Course Module
T&E 4202a – Radio Aids to Navigation and GPS 
(1 Credit)



Course Description
   This flight lab demonstrates the correct Flight Test Techniques for evaluating Radio Aids to Navigation (either VOR/DME or TACAN) and Global Positioning System accuracy testing. The student will participate in an instructor-led exercise demonstrating the techniques taught during T&E 4202. This 1.5 hour flight will expose the student to Range and Bearing accuracy testing of a new or upgraded A/C VOR or TACAN system and a method of evaluating the accuracy of a GPS system. The lab will stress geometries, flight planning, types of data to be collected and the analysis required for a typical evaluation. This lab is available during the T&E 4202 course to provide maximum training benefit.

Pre-requisites
   T&E 4202, which may be attended concurrently

Texts and Reference Materials
   T&E 4202 Course Notes and reference material

Anticipated Learning Objectives
   Upon completion of the lab, the student will have seen the proper methodology for conducting two typical navigation system evaluations.

Sequence of Instruction
   Flight Brief
   Instructor led demonstration flight
   Debrief

Instructional Methodology
   In-flight demonstration

Process of Evaluation
   Flight Debrief

 

 


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