Radio navigation references

[IRRE_Axurit]

The addition of radio navigation systems is really great news. But is there a list of frequencies/airfields available so we know where we're pointing?

Perhaps it's a feature in the editor?

[LukeFF]

It's being worked on.

[Habu]

Axurit, you have to place an object called NDB like in Great Battle.

Then go in advanced properties and in beacon set un number.

 

Va dans Fixed Objet et sélectionne NDB. Transforme le en entity, et va dans ses propriétés avancées. Va dans le champ beacon et choisis un chiffre de 1 à je ne sais pas quelle est la limite (ne laisse pas zéro). J'en ai 7 dans ma mission découverte. 

Ce chiffre sera celui à sélectionner dans la radionavigation pour te guider vers l'émetteur choisi.

[Leifr]

13 hours ago, Habu said:

Axurit, you have to place an object called NDB like in Great Battle.

Then go in advanced properties and in beacon set un number.

The airfields throughout Korea (UN, at least) should all have a set frequency and corresponding morse code identifier so that the pilot is sure he is tuned to the correct field. The F84 periodically bleeps out a morse signal, so something is happening beneath the hood, we just don't have control over it yet. I believe this is what we're waiting on from @LukeFF and the team.

EDIT:

Had a quick run out on Parallel 38 this morning. 
Observed that CH1 tuned in to a NDB station just outside of Seoul on a frequency of around 100-105kHz. I confirmed this by maintaining channel, flying to and from the local area and observing the ARN-6 (or whatever the designation was) correctly point towards the NDB. The signal was also outputting the morse identifier - great. However, at some point during the sortie (flew to Pyongyang) the morse stopped occurring and the NDB wasn't able to be picked up any more despite being on the same CH and frequency. Is there an issue here? I'm not entirely sure how the preset airfield frequencies interacts with the NDB channel numbers in the editor. 

 

Some clarification on how this system is supposed to work within Korea and a limited number of interaction keys would be great from 1C.

Edited July 1 by Leifr

[LukeFF]

Radio beacons have a limited range like in reality.

[Juri_JS]

Is the IKO-42 bearing indicator on the Yak-9P working? For me it doesn't do anything, although I've placed beacons on the map. Or is anything else necessary?

[Leifr]

7 hours ago, LukeFF said:

Radio beacons have a limited range like in reality.

The beacon did not become active again after crossing friendly lines, nor did the morse identifier repeat itself.

[LukeFF]

Someone would need to look at the mission then and see what is going on.