just a note to say that i uploaded some ATC wav files for Lanzarote (Canary Islands) to the AVSIM file library. fairly obscure but maybe someone would be interested :)

are they yours? can i use them in the next batch of cd's?

well, i recorded them myself so i guess that makes them 'mine' :)anyway, feel free to use them! :)

thanks. i'll go find them on avsim

i read the read me file. i created a winwoodgcrr directory, and put your gnd and twr in winwoodgcrrthe file names are perfect!good job!anyone else have recorded chatter?

great! glad they are ok.

Anybody thinking about doing Los Angeles? That sure would be nice!!!I would do it if I had a scanner...........Paul

Andy, Thanks for recording and uploading those wavs! :-) I hope others will do the same.Best regards, Rob

Paul,Radio Shack has them fairly cheap.

>>Isn't it peculiar how every single male British pilot sounds exactly the same? Do they send these chaps to a special school that teaches them this? :)Andy..Their parents spent a small fortune sending them to private schools, talking with a plum in one's mouth is a "side effect" of the system! :-)

ah, that explains why there are no cockney wideboy pilots (plus the slang would confuse ATC). :)

There's the internet sites, with many live ATC streaming. Unfortunatly I can't do it because I don't have any reliable bandwith or connection. But if anyone would like to record them this way, it would be very much appreciated. As a matter of fact SOCAL APP is one of the ones you can listen to :-)There's also JFK, and DFW etc and several from Europe as well. But I think all of them are Approach airspace only. Let me know if anyone wants to do it or give it a try, I'll help you set up.Subs

there might be a copyright issue recording off a streaming site

If you are looking for a link: http://www.wingvibe.com/Aviation/ATC_Live.htm- some american and australian... :-)