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"Radios FS2K2"

Posted by andor on 11-08-01 at 03:10z
IN FS2K2 is it possible to disable the 25Khz & 100Khz radio tuning when manually tuning. The auto tuning is great but being "old fashioned" still like to manually tune... ie not having to increase/decrease in so many increments (or mouse clicks) Plays up with the old athritis! :)
TIA for any info.
Regards, AndyC

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"RE: Radios FS2K2"
Posted by Ben Chiu on 11-08-01 at 06:34z
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Hi Andy:

I still haven't loaded FS2K2 yet, but I'd imagine if it can be done you'll find the command under the command assignments dialogues. Check in there.

I don't know if this will help, but the increase and decrease increment keys ( - = ) used to be factorable by pressing the shift key at the same time. Don't know if that'll work in FS2K2, but it's worth a try.

BTW, did you manage to find the VPC Membership signup area of the Pilot Shop? Better hurry, the "early bird" sale ends tomorrow. :)

Ben


"RE: Radios FS2K2"
Posted by Grunt on 11-09-01 at 06:26z
The same works in FS2002. The increase/decrease are pretty fast and the shift increase/decrease are very fast. I've programmed by CH gear so I can select a radio, then use a hat switch to do the increase/decrease or do the shift of them.


"RE: Radios FS2K2"
Posted by Ben Chiu on 11-10-01 at 02:34z
Greetings Brett:

Good to see you here.

Guys, Brett is an MS MVP for MSFS. (Lots of acronyms there!) :)

Welcome to the VPC!
Ben


"RE: Radios FS2K2"
Posted by RandyHaskins on 11-09-01 at 13:32z
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I didn't see anywhere to change the Khz steps in any of the options in FS2002. If you happen to use a wheel mouse, you can use the wheel to tune the radios, OBS, altimiter. It works great for large and small movements.

-Randy


"RE: Radios FS2K2"
Posted by andor on 11-12-01 at 02:04z
Many thx Randy and Grunt, I also cannot find how to alter the Khz steps as in FS2k, the idea of the wheel mouse sounds good.
Looks like I missed out on the "goodies" Ben, not to worry have printed out the Order Information form and will get it off ASAP
Regards
Andy.