Narrative:

Executing NDB approach into cyoo. Aircraft was not receiving navigation signal as strong as normal. Called ATC 2 mi past NDB, was right of course and down to 1000' MSL. At that time did not have airport in sight. ATC cleared me for another NDB approach to cyoo as published. While turning back to fly to the NDB I had the airport below me in sight. ATC also informed me they had me visly. I requested a circling approach to land on runway 30 and ATC cleared me to land. Xed airport midfield and entered left downwind for runway 30. Came around to final, but was slightly right of runway. Upon landing was told to contact tower on land line. I called them and was informed there was some question as to the approach procedure. We discussed it and tower seemed satisified, and indicated there would be no further investigation. WX at time of procedure: sky obscured, visibility 2 mi, fog-4500' broken, 8500' overcast, winds light and variable.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: ATX SMT EXPERIENCES APCH PROBLEMS AT OSHAWA.

Narrative: EXECUTING NDB APCH INTO CYOO. ACFT WAS NOT RECEIVING NAV SIGNAL AS STRONG AS NORMAL. CALLED ATC 2 MI PAST NDB, WAS R OF COURSE AND DOWN TO 1000' MSL. AT THAT TIME DID NOT HAVE ARPT IN SIGHT. ATC CLRED ME FOR ANOTHER NDB APCH TO CYOO AS PUBLISHED. WHILE TURNING BACK TO FLY TO THE NDB I HAD THE ARPT BELOW ME IN SIGHT. ATC ALSO INFORMED ME THEY HAD ME VISLY. I REQUESTED A CIRCLING APCH TO LAND ON RWY 30 AND ATC CLRED ME TO LAND. XED ARPT MIDFIELD AND ENTERED L DOWNWIND FOR RWY 30. CAME AROUND TO FINAL, BUT WAS SLIGHTLY R OF RWY. UPON LNDG WAS TOLD TO CONTACT TWR ON LAND LINE. I CALLED THEM AND WAS INFORMED THERE WAS SOME QUESTION AS TO THE APCH PROC. WE DISCUSSED IT AND TWR SEEMED SATISIFIED, AND INDICATED THERE WOULD BE NO FURTHER INVESTIGATION. WX AT TIME OF PROC: SKY OBSCURED, VISIBILITY 2 MI, FOG-4500' BROKEN, 8500' OVCST, WINDS LIGHT AND VARIABLE.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2007 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.