What minimum navigation equipment is necessary to identify the ANGOO intersection on V448?

To identify the ANGOO intersection on V448, the minimum navigation equipment required is one VOR receiver. The V448 airway is defined by VOR radials, and the ANGOO intersection is established by the intersection of these radials from two different VORs. With a single VOR receiver, a pilot can determine their position relative to VOR signals and navigate to the ANGOO intersection by following the proper VOR radial direction.

While additional equipment such as DME (Distance Measuring Equipment) or an ADF (Automatic Direction Finder) can enhance navigation and provide additional information, they are not strictly necessary for identifying the intersection if the pilot can adequately follow the VOR signal. The focus here is on the ability to navigate using VOR signals, which is clearly achievable with just one VOR receiver. Thus, choosing one VOR receiver is sufficient for the task at hand.