I am having trouble remembering the basics here but for something like the LOC35 at KOWD:
http://155.178.201.160/d-tpp/1606/00725L35.PDF
When would you use the "DIKEY" minimums? Is that when you actually have DME (or GPS) so that you can identify the waypoint?
Is this implying that once you reach dikey you can then descend to 500?
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