How do I change Pilot and Co Pilot voices since the voice download from web site?? Is there a wat to make ATC give QNH in North America reading instead of European??

whoever you want to be pilot, put it in winwood1, co-pilot goes in winwood0i'm afraid that it is unrealistic to do qnh in north america, and you will have to live with altimeter.that was the first of that kind though :-)

Having read his post several times, jd, I think he may actually be asking for just the opposite - QNH passed as in/hg even when in Europe. The answer, of course, is still "no". :-lol Pete

I understand where the the pilot files go. How do I select different pilots. Right now I have 3 co pilot profiles in win0. Do I delete the two I don't want or is there some other selection process? As far as the altimeter my question should of stated when flying in the US the ATC is telling me to set to 1013 instead of 2992. Is this correct?Bill M

Bill,If you're in the US, then you'll only get "altimeter" and inches mercury (i.e. 29.92). You shouldn't get 1013, and there's no reason RC would give you millibars in the US.As for changing the pilot voices, whatever is 1 is the pilot, so you can either rename 1 to 1-xx, where xx is the initials of the person (like jd, pr delete 1, then rename whichever co-pilot voice you want as 1.Right now there's no automatic process, although that'll change soon.Remember if you delete any folder it's gone. It's better to rename it.

where were you when you heard qnh?do you remember which center you were talking to?

Sorry but I don't understand what you're saying for changing the voices. So I 'll just leave them as is.

I was flying from Seattle to Vancouver, BC. If my memory is correct, Canada uses the QNH calls.

that's fixed in a forthcoming point release

because Canada uses altimeter and not qnh.Rob