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DTY VOR/DME is wrong. Should now be just DME.


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The info on the DTY beacon and its presentation on the map is outdated compared to the AIP.  It should now only be a DME.

The current AIP was published on the 11th July and contains this change.  in my Charts config, the United Kingdom entry shows "valid from 11 Jul 2024", so I assume I have the latest update.

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Richard Payne - 8/6/2024 8:57:27 PM
The info on the DTY beacon and its presentation on the map is outdated compared to the AIP.  It should now only be a DME.

The current AIP was published on the 11th July and contains this change.  in my Charts config, the United Kingdom entry shows "valid from 11 Jul 2024", so I assume I have the latest update.

It’s not just DTY. Many of the former VOR/DME are now just DME but still shown as such.Sad

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The VOR is actually still operating - just intended for terminal use rather than enroute - so we continue to show it. This is really a deficiency in the data we get from Eurocontrol on navaids, which doesn't distinguish a VOR that's intended for enroute use from one intended for terminal use. If the VOR is ever actually switched off, we will remove it.
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Tim Dawson - 8/7/2024 10:43:16 AM
The VOR is actually still operating - just intended for terminal use rather than enroute - so we continue to show it. This is really a deficiency in the data we get from Eurocontrol on navaids, which doesn't distinguish a VOR that's intended for enroute use from one intended for terminal use. If the VOR is ever actually switched off, we will remove it.

Where does that information come from?  I can find no mention of DTY in any of the terminal approach procedures for the airfields surrounding the beacon.  Most of them reference HON.

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Richard Payne - 8/7/2024 4:50:51 PM
Tim Dawson - 8/7/2024 10:43:16 AM
The VOR is actually still operating - just intended for terminal use rather than enroute - so we continue to show it. This is really a deficiency in the data we get from Eurocontrol on navaids, which doesn't distinguish a VOR that's intended for enroute use from one intended for terminal use. If the VOR is ever actually switched off, we will remove it.

Where does that information come from?  I can find no mention of DTY in any of the terminal approach procedures for the airfields surrounding the beacon.  Most of them reference HON.

There's a Daventry SID for southbounds from East Midlands.

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grahamb - 8/7/2024 5:20:53 PM

There's a Daventry SID for southbounds from East Midlands.

So there is.  Thanks

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Just look at the textual information for EGTC, where it lists the available navaids.
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Tim Dawson - 8/8/2024 9:17:37 AM
Just look at the textual information for EGTC, where it lists the available navaids.

Yeah, I saw that last night as I was planning for a lesson today.  I hadn't seen such a note before.  All of the other ones I've looked at also diagrammed references to VOR radials when used in a procedure.

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