Garmin GPS 175 Pilot's Manual page 130

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APPROACH
PERFORMING A
MISSED
APPROACH
APPROACH WITH
A HOLD
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DESCRIPTION AND INSTRUCTIONS
Before Reaching a MAP
Activating a Missed Approach - Is accomplished on
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the Flight Plan or Procedures pages. In the Flight Plan
page, touching the approach banner displays the
Approach Options and Activate Missed Approach
feature.
Performing a Missed Approach - The GPS/GNX
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continues to guide along the final approach course
after selecting an approach option and automatically
sequences the first leg of the missed approach.
When the Missed Approach Waypoint Reached pop-up
appears, tap Remain Suspended or Activate GPS Missed
Approach.
When activating an RNAV GPS approach, the option to skip
non-required holding patterns during the initial transitions
of the approach is available.
The Flight Plan Page shows a timer or distance, to fly the
outbound portion of a holding pattern. The holding pattern
displays on the Map Page and indicate the active leg on the
Active Flight Plan pages.
As you cross the MAP, a SUSP annunciation appears,
indicating the automatic sequencing of approach
waypoints is suspended at the MAP. A From indication
shows on the CDI and Default NAV Page and course
guidance along the final approach course continues.
To lose extra altitude or speed by going around the holding
pattern again, before crossing the holding waypoint the
second time, tap SUSP to manually suspend waypoint
sequencing. If already passed the waypoint, re-activate the
holding pattern.
GPS 175/GNX 375 Pilot's Guide 190-02207-02 Rev. 1