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As the creator of choice 1 - I would vote for Geoffrey's .
I'm not happy with the look of number 1 and I did want to re-do it, but it seems as though its too late now.
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Does anybody have an idea what I might try to fix this?
Use EuroScope :evil:
Seriously though, I have read of this issue somewhere before however cannot recall the solution..
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Forgot to take some happy snaps during the peak movements, but here's one with the few arrivals targeting the 1030 arrival time.
Thanks to all those that flew - was a good test for FMS and GVCCS. I'm keen to hear what others thought of both of these new tools.
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Hi Richard
ELW is fully integrated into the sectorfiles. In ES if you log in as ML-ELW_CTR and select the correct frequency (123.750) you're airspace will highlight correctly. [You can test this offline using a simulator file]
There is an ops briefing for controllers that is yet to be sent out. Expect that soon.
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Will,
have you done any testing of winds aloft data, particularly at upper levels?
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Shell out more money on outdated FSUIPC for something the WX program should do? No thanks.
Maybe I should just write my own program.. :huh:
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Yeah and I always get nasty wind shifts in the cruise with Activesky so I'm all ears for a better solution.
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I've tried it. It seems good, but I couldn't get it to give me any upper level winds making it almost useless for tube flying.
I guess if you can't be bothered buying Activesky...
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I've been using the beta for a short while now, technically it is still closed beta but it has unofficially gone public since someone posted it on the VATSIM UK forums :teeth:. There are still some minor bugs the developer is working on.
It really is fantastic for coordination and easily surpasses other methods for voice coord like Teamspeak (and of course VATSIM p2p) in terms of quality of voice and ease of use, not to mention we can finally do proper Hot and Cold lines!
I've started putting together a few profile files for each Australian sector, expect them when it is officially released.
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That was quite a turnout for a Tuesday night!
Much fun, thanks for flying. :pilot:
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Congratulations to Nick Hassall who has moved on up to a TMA near you!
Well done Nick. :2banana:
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On my todo list. I had a quick play the other day, check out what UniATIS spits out for YSCB (works with the current voice file set).
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Not exactly sure how a post can go missing
Your post more than likely got chopped off when moderation of the thread was taking place. I believe you have received a PM or email from David.
.... but thats not the point of the topic I really suggest that the board looks into the briefing system so other issues can be resolvedAs I'm sure we will if discussion continues.
I think one extra step which will improve ATC quality is not really a burden. It will most likely increase Pilot Satisfaction therefore increasing their likeliness to return to our airspace. So you have to ask is 2-3 extra minutes really that much to spare to improve the quality and subsequently the traffic in our region?I quite like the idea of a formal handover and briefing prior to controlling. It plays an important role in real life and was some positives in the virtual environment as well.
But having said that, simply checking to see who is planning on controlling or flying should be a common courtesy and I think from an operational standpoint - doesn't need to be formalised as part of some procedure. And as Shannon has pointed out formalising such a thing is only adding further barriers to those that simply want to enjoy the network for what it is.
Sure occasionally people are going to miss out even though you "shotgunned" a position (be it via the booking system, signal fires, territorial markings, etc.); build a bridge and move on.
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James,
Ben's post was moved into here from the public events forum as this forum is where staff discussion should occur. Sam's post disappeared in the process.
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Yes, yes and yes (in that order :huh:).
Both hot and cold lines are just like the real thing.
Window size is fixed at 875x690 so perfect for most touch screens.
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Hi All
Last year at our Teamspeak "Town Hall" meeting there was discussion about voice ground-ground communication, particularly about the unreliability of the current peer-2-peer setup used by our ATC clients.
I mentioned that there was a new tool in the pipeline by a European developer that would hopefully satisfy our needs for efficient and effective coordination. Well, for the past couple of weeks I've been testing that tool in closed beta and I am very impressed with how it operates.
The tool is a standalone program that can be used with any ATC client and uses Skype to provide instant, phone-like quality coordination between controllers. Essentially it is an interface to Skype, meaning that you are required to have Skype running with an active account. For those using EuroScope, it can also link up via plugin and provide extra features (such as frequency configuration). This is what it looks like:
The program provides realistic hot and cold line coordination (instant line to the controller [ala. override] versus a call to the controller [intercom]).
Unfortunately at the moment it seems impossible to have this program initiate the current P2P types of coordination, so for controllers that aren't using it traditional methods will still need to be employed. But for controllers using this tool it will greatly help speed up and enhance coordination.
GVCCS is still in closed beta with some features still being added, but expect to see it public soon. :pilot:
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The poor lil A152 is only rated for 12kts x
And that's a problem how exactly? :teeth:
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I've seen some people doing this for their Xbox's after they've received the "red ring of death" with the same results. Definitely worth a shot when traditional methods fail.
I had planned on flying in Saturday's Arvo Flight, until out of Sydney my motherboard started buzzing to indicate it was overheating... perfect opportunity to pull it apart and clean out the dust I've been too lazy to clean out earlier!
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Nice work James
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Great photo's Craig. Now I really can't wait to get back into it.
Where are you at with your training?
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The advantages of having a 3 letter surname:
(I tried JAS and got a Jabiru as the current registration so I'ma gonna stick with the Citab thanks. :pilot:)
Good place to look: http://casa.gov.au/scripts/nc.dll?WCMS:PWA::pc=PC_90127
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