Seen this? http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php?/topic/78605-weather-radar-work-in-progress/ "For a long time I said (like many others) that a working weather radar was not possible in FSX. Well I was wrong."
This guy made a lot of very good tutorials: http://www.youtube.com/user/skysurfer007?feature=watch Free to watch and my opinion way better than the flights of angle of attack. Their groundwork is thorough but the rest is very improvised.
Take your time. I remember the days it took months to get my hardware properly setup for a new PMDG plane. With your hard work this is all so easy now! Thanks again!
Join Eastern Airways Virtual: they have a lot of real world routes. Combined with the ORBX sceneries of England, Whales and Scotland: you're in for a treat!
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Some time ago I used RC4 but this was my workaround: start fsx and start your flight. Than, change the standard output for sound to your headphones and start RC4.
Nice video. Two questions:
- why don't you use the fmc to program the ndap1 departure and use vnav?
- you set flaps 1 at passing 1 at the speedtape: i think that's not the correct procedure. You should set flaps 1 after accelerating above v2+20 and flaps up when you pass the 1 mark on the speedtape. Someone who knows what's the right procedure?
You have to assign you speakers as your main sound driver and select your headset in the atc-program as the primary device. With fs2crew the selection of your usb-headset is very easy.
I'm using the logitech H390; good quality, not very expensive but most important: a usb connection. This way you can have the sounds of the aircraft through your speakers and fs2crew and atc via the headset.