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Angier,

The answer is yes and no.  Most OM's are a waypoints in the procedure.  MM,s=
 and IM's are mostly gone now and are only used for Cat II and Cat III appro=
aches now.  GPS is use in place of the markers in most cases.  On certain EFI=
S systems the markers will show up, Chelton for example.

You will need a receiver to feed the EFIS.

Mike Larkin=20

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On Nov 7, 2013, at 8:11 AM, "Greenbacks, UnLtd." <N4ZQ@VERIZON.NET> wrote:

> A question for the glass guys here.
> If you are executing an ILS approach, do I assume correctly that the OM/MM=
/IM are displayed as waypoints on the screen?
> If so, is a marker beacon receiver redundant/no longer required?
>=20
> Angier Ames
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