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AFMAN 11-217 V1 3 JANUARY 2005 95<br />

Figure 6.4. Typical Azimuth Coverage Area<br />

Figure 6.5. Elevation Coverage Area.<br />

6.7.5. Elevation Guidance (Figure 6.5).<br />

6.7.5.1. Elevation Station. The elevation station transmits its guidance signals on the<br />

same carrier frequency as the azimuth station.<br />

6.7.5.2. Coverage. To a distance of at least 20 NM between 0.9 degrees and 15.0<br />

degrees of elevation. (The MMLS range is at least 15 NM and the elevation is<br />

between 2.5 degrees and 15.0 degrees.)<br />

6.7.6. MLS Precision Distance Measuring Equipment (DME/P). The MLS DME/P<br />

functions in the same way as the DME described in the TACAN section of this manual.<br />

DME/P accuracy within 7 NM of the station has been improved to be consistent with the<br />

accuracy provided by the MLS azimuth and elevation stations. The DME/P is an integral<br />

part of the MLS.<br />

6.7.7. MLS Expansion Capabilities. The standard MLS configuration can be expanded<br />

by addition of one or more of the following functions:<br />

6.7.7.1. Back Azimuth (BAZ). To provide lateral guidance for missed approach and

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