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When selecting an airbase on a map it usually has multiple ATC freqs listed.  I've had incidents where I tuned in on one of those freqs it didn't work, but if I tuned into the other listed one, is does.  Any reason for this?

 

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Most likely the ATC frequency is AM modulated, while you have your aircraft radio on FM modulated, or viceversa.

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Makes sense.  And yes it would help if it was shown in the map which modulation.

 

sometimes in MP I will tune the radio to the ATC given, say 118.00 but when I broadcast the freq switches to 118.005 for some reason then ATC doesn’t hear me.  Anyone else get that?

 

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It's a bug or a change. The four frequencies used to be: UHF AM, VHF AM, VHF FM, and the low WWII frequency in the single digit MHz. But a few patches ago it got switched so that the ~30 MHz VHF FM got switched to ~30 MHz VHF AM. So you can't contact them anymore with the FM radio in the A-10 for example.

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