2 minutes ago, Carob said:

SoCal Approach areas.  Around the San Diego area for sure.

I need an ICAO and whether it’s Clearance, Ground or Tower.

KSAN Approach and/or Departure should do it.

11 minutes ago, Carob said:

KSAN Approach and/or Departure should do it.

These are the frequencies I have...

KSAN,San Diego Intl,134.80,125.90,123.90,118.30,122.95,0,119.60,119.60

ident, name, atis, clearance, ground, tower, unicom, multicom, approach, departure

Looking at a different area and it doesn't seem to matter where I am.  If I compare the freq that RC gives me to what I would be on using the default ATC it seems to always be different.  At least for Approach/Departure anyway.

Are you looking in the f4.csv file for those?  If so, mine looks like
KSANSan Diego Intl-Lindbergh134.8 125.9 123.9 118.3 122.95 125.3 124.35

Why would they be different?  I even reran the Rebuild Scenery DB thing.

I'm noticing that the f4.csv file that's in the FS9 folder doesn't match the one that in the RC "data" folder even though RC was the one that put them there.  What's up with that?

6 minutes ago, Carob said:

I'm noticing that the f4.csv file that's in the FS9 folder doesn't match the one that in the RC "data" folder even though RC was the one that put them there.  What's up with that?

Probably because of restrictions with RC4 being in Program Files(x86).

Make sure you run with admin privileges but it’s best to move RC4 as I said earlier.

6 minutes ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

Probably because of restrictions with RC4 being in Program Files(x86).

Make sure you run with admin privileges but it’s best to move RC4 as I said earlier.

It's already installed, too late now.

Although it shouldn't matter on Win 7 anyway.

Once all of those files are created in the FS9 directory do they need to stay there?  Or do they only need to exist in the RC "data" directory?

No, it’s not too late. Move it out of Program Files(x86). It will still work. It will prove if it’s the cause of your problem.

They don’t need to reside in FS9 but they’re not doing any harm.

 

5 minutes ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

No, it’s not too late. Move it out of Program Files(x86). It will still work. It will prove if it’s the cause of your problem.

They don’t need to reside in FS9 but they’re not doing any harm.

 

RC is also giving me Seattle Center of 131.0 and that freq isn't in either file.  Is that possible?

And when bringing up the default ATC to see what it wants to use, that's 128.15.

Edited February 24, 20197 yr by Carob

5 minutes ago, Carob said:

RC is also giving me Seattle Center of 131.0 and that freq isn't in either file.  Is that possible?

And when bringing up the default ATC to see what it wants to use, that's 128.15.

If you’re not going to do as I suggest there’s no point continuing this conversation. The f4.csv file is not being copied across. That’s your problem. A little appreciation wouldn’t go amiss. I’m just another user like you.

Forget default ATC frequencies. Use those provided by RC4. It works!

3 minutes ago, Ray Proudfoot said:

Forget default ATC frequencies. Use those provided by RC4. It works!

It's isn't for me.  AI are not using the freqs that RC is giving me.  The vast majority anyway.