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There is also a program called simple radio.

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There is also a program called simple radio.

 

simple radio integrates into the radios of the Sim. It uses frequency as set on in game radios to handle and separate "channels".

Be careful at the beginning to understand how the radios work, how they are operated and what is their frequency limit.

 

Certain planes have different radios with different ranges, and you cannot contact another plane (WW II birds, Red vs. Blue jets sometimes).

 

As it is absolutely great for immersion and handling larger groups radio traffic, it is a good practice to simply use a Team speak setup for the lobby, briefing and for emergencies and Simpleradio standalone for in Sim radio comms.


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