Hans Hartvelt

I use the matrox box with 3 screens. When I select for the Cessna 172 the minipanel (Cockpitview, toggling W), the six instruments are no circles anymore, but ellipses spread over the 3 screens. It doesn't seem possible to adjust the size of the minipanel window. I can open a separate window, but in this new window I cannot use the toggle W option to get the minipanel. Does anybody know how to adjust the size of the minipanel to get pure round clocks again?

Hello Momtchil,Thank you for reacting. MyWorldAirports has the lowest priority in the library. It's priority is lower (higher number) than all add-on scenery, but higher (lower number) than the default FS9 scenery. It's just in between. Nevertheless the crash problem occurred. But I guess that It won't trouble me anymore after having disabled it.

Hello everybody,Thank you very much for all your constructive tips.As I supposed that the problem has something to do with the AFCAD files of MyWorldAirports which come with MyTraffic 2006, I have disabled the scenery MyWorldAirports in the FS9 library. And yes, the crash didn't occur after moving the aircraft to EDNL. I also made a flight from EDNY to EDNL and also no problem. So I will hold this setting. I think that all those AFCADS are functional for the AI traffic in MyTraffic 2006 and all those traffic will now have problems on the ground. But in the air I don't notice that and since I am using Aerosoft scenery (with their own AFCAD files) for 99% of my flights, I will not experience problems on the ground either. An additionale advantage is that I have no longer to remove the concerning MyWorldsAirport AFCAD files after installing new Aerosoft scenery.

Hello,Thank you for answering. It isn't the AI traffic. Disabling the AI traffic doesn't solve the problem. I think it is an AFCAD issue. In the direct vicinity of the intersection MOMUK lies the airfield Unterzeil (EDNL). When I move the aircraft to this airfield, FS9 stops working immediately. I use MyTraffic 2006 which comes with a whole bundle of AFCAD files, but there is no AFCAD file for EDNL. So I cannot remove this file. Maybe I can remove the AFCAD file of FS9, but the names of the files are cryptic, so that I cannot see which is the one of EDNL.So any further suggestion?

FS9 crashes to desktop every time I approch the region of intersection MOMUK in the southern part of Germany. I learned this when flying a flightplan from Amsterdam to Innsbruck. I repeated the flight several times but got the same results. Flying the flightplan in the opposite way, also leads to a crash. So I did some more testing and every time the same crash. It doesn't matter what airplane I use, what heading I am flying or at what altitude I am flying. There is no add-on scenery in the neighbourhood, just the default FS9 scenery. I use the same add-on scenery in FS9 as in FSX, but in FSX I do not encounter this problem. BTW, I use Windows 7 as OS.Anybody a tip how to tackle this problem?

Hello Joe and Dave, Thank you both very much for thinking with me. The SDK document does not answer my questions and concentrates on engine sounds, but is nevertheless very useful because it gives an insight how some sounds are used in FS2004 (and probably in FSX). Dave is of course right that when the list does not exist, I will have to use the old trial and error method to find out which sound files belong to which category.

Hello Ubursu, Thank you for thinking with me. I sent the log file to JD as he asked and I am waiting for his answer. Maybe he will find something in the log file.

I make flightplans with FS Commander 9.0. Below you see a flightplan from Amsterdam Schiphol to Stockholm Arlanda. The cruise altitude has been set to 33.000 feet. Nevertheless, RC doesn't read this cruise altitude, but uses the last cruise altitude that is manually set in the controller info window. Why doesn't RC read the cruise altitude from the last loaded flightplan? [Flightplan]AppVersion=9.1.40901title=EHAM to ESSA description=EHAM, ESSA type=IFRroutetype=1cruising_altitude=33000departure_id=EHAM, N52* 18.28', E004* 45.96', -000013.00departure_position=GATE C 12destination_id=ESSA, N59* 39.11', E017* 55.11', +000121.00departure_name=Schipholdestination_name=Arlandaalternate_name=waypoint.0=, EHAM, , EHAM, A, N52* 18.28', E004* 45.96', -000013.00,waypoint.1=KK, ANDIK, , ANDIK, I, N52* 44.36', E005* 16.22', +000000.00,waypoint.2=KK, KEKIX, , KEKIX, I, N52* 46.94', E005* 21.68', +000000.00,waypoint.3=KK, AGISU, , AGISU, I, N53* 52.90', E006* 29.96', +000000.00,waypoint.4=KK, KUGAL, , KUGAL, I, N55* 00.00', E007* 37.23', +000000.00,waypoint.5=KK, VES, , VES, I, N55* 36.18', E008* 17.99', +000000.00,waypoint.6=KK, INTET, , INTET, I, N56* 13.57', E009* 24.68', +000000.00,waypoint.7=KK, RADIS, , RADIS, I, N56* 32.50', E009* 59.70', +000000.00,waypoint.8=KK, GOTEX, , GOTEX, I, N57* 12.29', E011* 16.37', +000000.00,waypoint.9=KK, LOBBI, , LOBBI, I, N57* 19.08', E011* 29.88', +000000.00,waypoint.10=KK, BAK, , BAK, I, N57* 33.31', E011* 58.61', +000000.00,waypoint.11=KK, DEGAV, , DEGAV, I, N57* 43.68', E012* 20.41', +000000.00,waypoint.12=KK, LABAN, , LABAN, I, N58* 10.16', E013* 17.65', +000000.00,waypoint.13=KK, DETSO, , DETSO, I, N58* 35.99', E014* 15.86', +000000.00,waypoint.14=KK, PELIT, , PELIT, I, N59* 12.02', E015* 41.26', +000000.00,waypoint.15=KK, TORVA, , TORVA, I, N59* 24.74', E016* 12.71', +000000.00,waypoint.16=KK, ARS, , ARS, I, N59* 35.17', E016* 39.02', +000000.00,waypoint.17=KK, ELTOK, , ELTOK, I, N59* 49.46', E016* 59.39', +000000.00,waypoint.18=, ESSA, , ESSA, A, N59* 39.11', E017* 55.11', +000121.00,

I am sorry, but what I want to know is the volume of which sound files are effected when I move the volume slider of cockpit sounds, environment sounds etc. I know where all the sound files are located, but thank you for answering anyway.

FS2004 (and FSX) has the possibility to adjust the volume of the sounds of a number of categories. But which sound files belong to which category? Is a list available? Engine sounds are rather clear, but what sounds are cockpit sounds and to which category belong the sound files "gear up" and "flaps"? Hans HartveltThe Netherlands

Hello JD,Thanks for the work around. Since I don't use the pilot.wavs, I also don't change to other pilot voices than the default one and it is therefore not necessary to rename all the sayagain.wav files. Renaming the one of the default pilot directory (60:Brett Delana) will do. That file was not so easy to find, so for other users of your excellent add-on I give here the path: Radar Contact 4.3\rcv43-07-08-01\rcv\winwood\60.Hans Hartvelt

Hello JD,It is exactly as Scott /Cras describes. If it is still not clear to you, please let me know.Hans Hartvelt

Hello,I prefer using RC 4.3 with pilot autoreply and play pilot wavs disabled. Although my readbacks are always correct, it gives me the opportunity to practice talking to ATC, i.e. before flying the same flight online (IVAO). I noticed however that the phrase "say again" is not suppressed and still is played. But I would like to say this phrase myself too. Is there a special reason why this phrase is not suppressed? Is there a way to suppress it yet?Hans HartveltThe Netherlands

Hello JD,Thank you for answering. But sharing was not the problem. I just solved the problem by setting the cursor of the secondary machine on the fs folder and then reading the network path in the explorer window. It was as you said above \\Pc1\Fs9. I copied the path in the RC window and all went fine.Hans Hartvelt

I have the next problem at the initial configuration.When using the button Rebuild scenery DB, acknowledging that I am working on a WideFS configuration (Fs9 is on PC1, RC is on PC4) and after using MakeRunways (r5.csv is in the main FS9 folder), I am asked to type the network path to the main Fs9 folder. But how I try, RC does not recognise this path. This is what I type (in Dutch):Mijn netwerklocaties\Volledig netwerk\Microsoft Windows-netwerk\Ng737sim\Pc1\FS9where ng737sim is the name of the workgroup.I hope you can tell me what I am doing wrong.Hans Hartvelt