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8.5.8.3.2.1. NOTE: When retrieving an “or GPS” overlay approach from the
navigation database, it will be titled in the database by the title of the
conventional NAVAID. For example: VOR or GPS Rwy 5 will be titled in
the aircraft database as “VOR Rwy 5”. The title on the published IAP chart
determines the type of overlay, not how it is named in the aircraft database.
Figure 8.22. Overlay Approach “or GPS”.
8.5.8.3.3. Procedures Without a Final Approach Fix. Procedures without a FAF
and without a stepdown fix have a Sensor FAF waypoint coded in the database at
least 4 NM Actual Track Distance (ATD) to the MAP waypoint. The MAP, in
this case, is always located at the NAVAID facility. A Sensor FAF is a final
approach waypoint created and added to the database sequence of waypoints to
support GPS navigation of an FAA or DoD published, no-FAF, nonprecision
instrument approach procedure. The coded name or Sensor FAF appears in the
waypoint sequence. If a stepdown fix exists on the published procedure and it is