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See, I am not sure, but: -I had been communicating with the ground guys and my wingman as well. If I remember correctly: ground troops are switched to the bottom radio, 30 something, ARC was left on Guard as that was the last comms there (this is the faintest memory - but thats when I told them to go to the bottom radio), UHF was on Dodge freq. -I didn't get a promt to switch to another freq, so I assume hinds should use Guard as well? -Beta branch

Might be another comms issue, I am not sure:

I am on M04 myself, the radio is working for me. I however have been having problems deciding between AM and FM, best example so far was M03. (Using the provided pdfs for reference and M03 doesn't state this info). Is it possible that you guys missed the same thing? To tell you the truth, I usually don't even know which radio to use, now that the new radio can cover all the bands.

Sorry, it was my bad after all, M01 is fine from start to end. IF you end up setting your radios correctly. Thanks for the great work BalticDragon, I am curious how the story will unfold.

Not sure if its the same for the 2 hinds in M01. It might be only me though... (I can mav 5 targets in one run through clouds at night with one engine running, but ffs i can't figure out the radios. Flying over an SA nest is a lot less stressful than trying to figure it out whether I am on the right frequencies on the right band on the right radio. Nobody is talking because nobody is talking, or because I messed it up again.) I hoped it would be better with the new radio, but it seems worse. :(

Did you leave through Alpha exit? I left through Beta, no Ground option, I was like, I was told to exit via Alpha, so I drove down there, and Ground contact came up.

(Sorry I can't edit yet) By the way, the issue (Biff can't be heard) is always present if I skip to B or C sections of the mission - and who wouldn't like a nicely setup ILS approach every now an then.

I had the same issue. If you change the first two digits of the 33.000 frequency to something else and then back to 33.000, Biff returns! One other report if I am here: same mission: ATIS reports 20.something pressure (we are being vacuumed out!) which is of course incorrect. Kneeboard has the correct pressure, and of course I paid attention in the first mission, so I knew we are at 1850ish at Thunder.