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AlphaFoxtrot93 has Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition

Mar 17, 2017 @ 3:57pm

Looking for FSX Frequency Repository

Hello all!
I have been looking for a repository of FSX frequencies for various airports and/or relative services (ie ASOS, ATIS, etc). Is there such a repository or source for these frequencies? The reason I ask is because the frequencies/airport diagrams IRL are sometimes different than in FSX. I use FSX as a training aid for my PPL so I like to have full information prior to cabin entry for a more realistic training session. Sometimes the frequencies I need are not listed in session. I use the in flight map for ILS/RNAV data but I cannot find freqs for ATIS or other common services required. Any info would be great!
Thanks all!

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TextRich

Mar 17, 2017 @ 5:12pm

If I need that kind of information I use ScruffyDuck's Airport Design Editor. It allows me to look at in-game frequencies without using the cumbersome in-sim map.

If you just want something that will update all the frequencies to real life (and back up the original frequencies), consider this free service.
http://www.aero.sors.fr/navaids3.html

I'm sure others will have better solutions...

SteveFSX/P3D has Microsoft Flight Simulator X: Steam Edition

Mar 17, 2017 @ 5:22pm

Those are listed on the map also. If you zoom in on the map and click on the airport runway then you can select to show all the facility information that is used in game for that airport.

Another way to do it is to download a free flight planner like PlanG ..... when you install it you press a button on the PLanG menu to build a FSX database. This takes all the NAV info into PlanG from FSX. To get all those frequencies in a handy format you simply plan a flight by right clicking on the airports. Then go to the print flight plan page and all the info is listed for the flight.

http://www.tasoftware.co.uk/planG.htm

Last edited by SteveFSX/P3D; Mar 17, 2017 @ 5:25pm