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Hi. I've recently gotten into my MS Flight Simulator 2004 program and
actually learning all the different radio flying techniques. But I was wonder. Are the radio towers frequencies in that simulator the same as they are in the Real World? And if so. Can anyone point me to a website that has a listing or a map actually of the towers locations and they're frequencies? I want to try a cross country flight in the simulator. But I don't wanna fly it blind. Thanks Sticky_314 |
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