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Radio Navigation
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ADF
Frequency
LF/MF - 190 10 1750 kHz. In Europe, the frequencies are normally between 225 and 455 kHz.
EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS
Long Range Beacons NON A1A
Short Range Beacons NON A2A
Locator Beacon
Radiating between 15 and 40 watts and used for intermediate approach guidance toward
establishing the final approach path of an ILS, these beacons are short range and are
normally NON A2A. Their maximum range is 15 - 25 nm.
Homing
These beacons primarily serve as an approach and holding aid near an aerodrome. They
are medium range beacons, normally NON A2A. Their maximum range is 50 nm.
Airways/Route Beacons
Radiating at up to 200 watts and used for track guidance and general navigation, these
beacons are normally NON A2A.
Long-Range Beacons
Radiating at up to 4 kilowatts, and generally located on islands or oceanic coastlines,
these beacons serve to provide guidance and navigation resources to transoceanic
flights. These beacons are normally NON A1A.
VOR
FREQUENCY
VHF - 108 to 117.95 MHz
TVOR- up to 112 MHz 108.00 MHz, 108.05 MHz, 108.20 MHz, 108.25 MHz
ILS up to 112 MHz (e.g. 108.10 MHz, 108.15 MHz, 108.30 MHz, 108.35 MHz
Airways VOR 112 MHz to 117.95 MHz
POLARISATION - Horizontal
EMISSION CHARACTERISTICS - A9W
CVOR – REF FM VAR AM
DVOR – REF AM VAR FM
Site Error is due to the nature of the terrain or obstacles in the vicinity of the transmitter.
The limitation for course displacement errors is ± 1°, This site error is monitored as stated
earlier.
Propagation Error occurs due to signal travel over terrain or obstructions. These errors
are in the region of ± 1
Airborne Equipment Error occurs due to the tolerances of the equipment in the aircraft.
These errors are normally no more than ± 3°.
The normal accuracy of the VOR is ± 5°,
Distance between 2 VOR on the same airway
DME
Frequency
UHF - 960 to 1215 MHz
Emission Characteristics – PON
Accuracy - ± (0.25 nm + 1.25% of the slant range) on 95% of occasions.
ILS
Frequency
The localiser and glidepath operate on separate frequencies:
Localiser
VHF - 108 to 112 MHz (108.10 MHz, 108.15 MHz. 108.30 MHz. 108.35 MHz. etc.)
Glidepath
UHF - 329.15 MHz to 335 MHz at 150 kHz spacing: 329.15 MHz, 329.3 MHz, 329.45 MHz, etc.
Marker Beacons - VHF -75 MHz
Emission Characteristics – ABW
Localiser
The lobe on the left-hand side of the approach has a 90 Hz tone. The lobe on the right hand side
has a 150 Hz lone.
Full deflection 2.5 derece
Localisers paired with steep-angle glideslopes provide coverage from the centre of the locatiser to distances of:
0 ± 10° of the centreline to 18 nm range
0 ± 35° of the centreline to 10 nm range
The vertical coverage extends from 0.75 degrees above the surface up to 7 degrees
Glidepath