Default Beechcraft. Where is Nav/GPS switch,please

[Cas141]

Hello.

I am having problems getting the glideslope when using this plane.

on the Mooney Bravo, or  Cessna, or the airliners,there is a Nav/ GPS switch.During the flight I am in GPS mode. I have put in the runway frequency in the Nav1 radio and,shortly before I am approaching the ILS beam ,I change to Nav.

I am still flying on the Heading button in autopilot, but when I see the “lines “begin to move, to indicate that I have hit the beam, I then click the Nav button in the autopilot stack and the plane begins to turn into the beam to line up with the runway.

BUT, with the Beechcraft, I do not see a Nav/GPS switch in the cockpit for me to use.

so, what happens?

I approach the beam, but of course I don’t know when I’ve hit it.

if, however, I managed to guess right then if I change from heading to nav in the autopilot, the plane will turn.

but it will also turn ( when I change buttons) at any time before I hit  the beam…..arrggh.

But , why, just this plane, apparently?

Or am I missing something?
cheers

 

 

[JSkorna]

On the Baron its between the Fuel Pump switches and the Landing gear position lights.

 

On the King Air below the HSI.

[f16jockey_2]

On the King Air it's present.

On the Baron they "left it out on purpose" (meaning they forgot it) in the VC, but there is one the 2D panel.

 

Also, it's possible to assign a key combo for "NAV/GPS toggle" (I think it's blank by default).

 

Wim

[Cas141]

Thank you. I’ll see what I can do. 
much obliged

[mrzippy]

This may be from the 2D panel of the Baron.

 

 

[Cas141]

Thanks. That’s worked great.