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AI Carriers with RFN

dhasdell

dhasdell

SOH-CM-2023
Sometimes I amaze even myself. It just occurred to me that if you name a carrier in the Aicarriers.cfg as, for instance, "HMS Victorious (1958) 29X", including the RFN frequency, you can save yourself a lot of messing around with scraps of paper!
 
David.. amaze yourself once more. Take a look in the RFN42 folder and you'll see a subfolder 'For AiCarriers'. Contained therein is an aicarriers.cfg which lists the ships with TACAN channels:encouragement:

ATB
DaveB:)
 
:banghead:
Would you believe me if I said I wondered who'd be the first to spot that? Or shall I fall back on "Only wimps read the manual"?
 
hahahahahaha...

Well David, if it makes you feel any better.. I still use the original AIC aircraft.cfg (knowing the modded RFN cfg is there) and have to go to the RFN freq chart in the manual when I want to trap on something new:banghead: I love a challenge:ernaehrung004:
ATB
DaveB:)
 
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