I remember being able to look up the frequencies of VOR’s and NDB’s on the in game map, but I currently can’t seem to be able to manage to do that.
How do you find navigation beacons (VOR & NDB’s) and their frequencies within the game on Ipad?
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Turns out I found it rather quickly after posting, being hidden behind several menus. Come on IPACS, this should be less confusing.
In any case. To look up navigational beacons one can follow these steps:Main menu > Route > ✏️ (top right corner).
This presents us with another map. You can enable to display VOR’s and NDB’s on this map by clicking on the layer icon on the top right corner. On this map you select the navigational beacon you want to fly to and it should display the identifier, frequency and TACAN.
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Finding the ILS frequencies is more difficult. Is there a better way than having to make the airport in question the navigation destination, ruining any already setup routes?
I find the relatively recent massive change to the navigation menu to be far worse than the long established version. A few years ago we could find the ILS frequencies directly, simple, sensible and without fuss! -
Finding the ILS frequencies is more difficult. Is there a better way than having to make the airport in question the navigation destination, ruining any already setup routes?
I find the relatively recent massive change to the navigation menu to be far worse than the long established version. A few years ago we could find the ILS frequencies directly, simple, sensible and without fuss!You can find the ILS frequencies for your destination airport here;
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You can find the ILS frequencies for your destination airport here;
It doesn’t seem to list all the ILS frequencies. I prefer to search online for approach plates or an elusive comprehensive navigation listing. It was perfectly straight forward inside Aerofly before that destructive ‘improvement’ a little while back.
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It doesn’t seem to list all the ILS frequencies. I prefer to search online for approach plates or an elusive comprehensive navigation listing. It was perfectly straight forward inside Aerofly before that destructive ‘improvement’ a little while back.
No, it shows the ILS frequency for each square. You can find the frequencies by selecting VATSIM and searching for the desired ICAO code.
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Thanks, bookmarked!