Narrative:

We were assigned the cshel 4 departure off runway 6 in our pre-departure clearance. Upon programming and reviewing the departure I realized that the textual description didn't match the fixes that were in the departure. Specifically the textual description says to expect 'vectors to cshel; then via depicted route to pulec' but the first fix after the initial heading was junlo. I wrote down and ensured I had the correct heading for cshel available and because we were VMC felt comfortable not asking for an amended clearance. After takeoff; ATC cleared us direct cshel just as described on the plate and I had to manually enter the fix. The rest of the flight was uneventful. Please check with collins on the coding of the cshel 4 RNAV departure.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A C-560 FMS RSW Runway 6 CSHEL Four Departure reads 'RADAR Vectors; JUNLO...' but the textual chart states 'Rwy 6: Climb heading 058 or as assigned by ATC to 540'. EXPECT vectors to CSHEL; then via depicted route to PULEC.'

Narrative: We were assigned the CSHEL 4 departure off Runway 6 in our pre-departure clearance. Upon programming and reviewing the departure I realized that the textual description didn't match the fixes that were in the departure. Specifically the textual description says to expect 'vectors to CSHEL; then via depicted route to PULEC' but the first fix after the initial heading was JUNLO. I wrote down and ensured I had the correct heading for CSHEL available and because we were VMC felt comfortable not asking for an amended clearance. After takeoff; ATC cleared us direct CSHEL just as described on the plate and I had to manually enter the fix. The rest of the flight was uneventful. Please check with Collins on the coding of the CSHEL 4 RNAV departure.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of July 2013 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.