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"Radio" check mark and "Frequency" between "TAIL #" and "CALLSIGN" under "AIRPLANE GROUP" in Mission Editor, what do they do?


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All in title. I don't understand their function, purpose. Editing the frequency changes sometimes the second pre-set channel and sometimes changes the first pre-set channel. Only for planes with pre-set channels, Warbirds and F-86.

 

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Radio checkbox is if the group has or uses the radio at all. Unchecked, player can't even tell his wingman to change formation. The player/client radio still works though.

Frequency is what is the group frequency, i.e. what you need to make all wingman commands on.

Tail# is what digits are painted on the airplane exterior.

Callsign is what name is used when speaking with ATC/AWACS/JTAC/Tanker.

 

In most modules the group frequency and some radio preset are tied together. Some modules are special like Bf-109K-4 group frequency is tied to the "II" preset as was historical. The reasons are generally historical like F-14A-135-GR uses the 2nd radio/1st preset for group frequency. JF-17 I don't understand.

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It's for ordering AI around then. Human players don't need this, human players (with DCS-SRS) can always set the same channels and talk.

 

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