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Old August 31st 05, 12:06 PM
Sticky_314
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Hi. I've recently gotten into my MS Flight Simulator 2004 program and
actually learning all the different radio flying techniques. But I was
wonder. Are the radio towers frequencies in that simulator the same as they
are in the Real World? And if so. Can anyone point me to a website that has
a listing or a map actually of the towers locations and they're frequencies?
I want to try a cross country flight in the simulator. But I don't wanna fly
it blind. Thanks

Sticky_314


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Old August 31st 05, 04:08 PM
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The VOR and tower frequencies I've seen on maps and of my local
airfiled are the same as in MS Flight Sim. Best to ask in
alt.games.microsoft.flight-sim as its quite a busy newsgroup. I'd be
interested in finding a list/map of frequencies myself

Me

On Wed, 31 Aug 2005 07:06:37 -0400, "Sticky_314"
wrote:

Hi. I've recently gotten into my MS Flight Simulator 2004 program and
actually learning all the different radio flying techniques. But I was
wonder. Are the radio towers frequencies in that simulator the same as they
are in the Real World? And if so. Can anyone point me to a website that has
a listing or a map actually of the towers locations and they're frequencies?
I want to try a cross country flight in the simulator. But I don't wanna fly
it blind. Thanks

Sticky_314

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Old August 31st 05, 10:06 PM
Tom Gibson
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Hi,

You do know you can go to World/Map and plot your way across the entire
country, right? And you can use a flight plan to generate this
automatically? And you can print out the Nav Log from the flight plan
so you can follow along?

Hope this helps,

Tom Gibson

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Sticky_314 wrote:
Hi. I've recently gotten into my MS Flight Simulator 2004 program and
actually learning all the different radio flying techniques. But I was
wonder. Are the radio towers frequencies in that simulator the same as they
are in the Real World? And if so. Can anyone point me to a website that has
a listing or a map actually of the towers locations and they're frequencies?
I want to try a cross country flight in the simulator. But I don't wanna fly
it blind. Thanks

Sticky_314


 




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