Garmin APOLLO GX65 - Manual (Page 218)

3. The Course Intercept alert will appear as you
become established inbound on the final approach
course.
Course Intercept
Next Dtk 312°
Navigating
to a DME
The Apollo GX may be used to help guide you to
near the start of an ILS approach by using the
location of a DME as a destination waypoint. The
waypoint type is labeled “LOC-DME,” which stands
for the Localizer-DME pair. Be careful when using
this waypoint as the Localizer location and the DME
location are often in separate locations. Your Apollo
GX will use the DME location as the waypoint. Do
NOT use the DME location as the start of the
approach.
You may use the DME waypoint as a guide to the
start of your approach and as a distance reference
point for a step-down approach.
1. Press DIRECT-TO . The Waypoint Type will flash.
Turn the SMALL knob to select the “LOC-DME”
waypoint type.
2. Turn the LARGE knob clockwise one click. The first
character of the LOC-DME Waypoint Name will
flash. Turn the
SMALL knob to select the desired
character.
3. Repeat step 2 until you have selected the
LOC-DME. Press ENTER to navigate Direct-To
the selected waypoint.
4. Navigate to the DME waypoint according to
Bearing and Distance.
5. After reaching the waypoint, follow the directions
of the appropriate approach plate for navigation.
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