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Posted for "Alan K. Adamson" <aadamson@highrf.com>:

  Kevin,
  
  The system you describe is indeed appropriate for IFR  There is no issue
  with that.  But it is not "enroute" or "approach" GPS certified.  And that
  would need to occur to file /G.  Two options are a) install a certified
  GPS/nav/com (430, 530, 480 or the like); b) add the freeflight 1101 GPS
  (this actually also gets you the precision GPS approaches).
  
  I'm just curious, if people *without* certified GPS's are filing, /A, /U, /R
  or other.
  
  My current plans are to just put the freeflight in and be down with it.....
  
  Alan