Narrative:

I was en route from rhv to C83 and intended to utilize the GPS 30 approach. After loading the approach into my kcn 90B IFR certified GPS, I decided to head direct to the tracy GPS fix. I thought that the tracy fix was the same as the tracy airport. Unfortunately, the fix was slightly northwest of the airport. My path took me directly over R2513(?). Since I was descending for the GPS approach, I possibly broke the 2999 ft MSL ceiling of the restr area. Correction: 1) change the name or the spelling of the fix. 2) depict the tracy airport on the commercial approach plate.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: C414A PLT USING GPS ENTERS R2513.

Narrative: I WAS ENRTE FROM RHV TO C83 AND INTENDED TO UTILIZE THE GPS 30 APCH. AFTER LOADING THE APCH INTO MY KCN 90B IFR CERTIFIED GPS, I DECIDED TO HEAD DIRECT TO THE TRACY GPS FIX. I THOUGHT THAT THE TRACY FIX WAS THE SAME AS THE TRACY ARPT. UNFORTUNATELY, THE FIX WAS SLIGHTLY NW OF THE ARPT. MY PATH TOOK ME DIRECTLY OVER R2513(?). SINCE I WAS DSNDING FOR THE GPS APCH, I POSSIBLY BROKE THE 2999 FT MSL CEILING OF THE RESTR AREA. CORRECTION: 1) CHANGE THE NAME OR THE SPELLING OF THE FIX. 2) DEPICT THE TRACY ARPT ON THE COMMERCIAL APCH PLATE.

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.