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Cheers guys that's the sort of info i was after for theory stuff, have organized some online time with a couple of ivao colleagues, to put the theory into practice.

Did you get it done in the end bruv?

Yep, voice usually uses between 9 and 20 kilobits (8 bits in a byte) depending on how the software is configured. Alex

Well Done Brock :D Congradulations!!

Wow, thanks Rick. :D I'm sure these servers will be very popular in future, perhaps even the Aero Club might fly on them. Alex

Looks like an overhead approach doing things fighter pilot style. :plane: Nothing wrong with overheads.(I do it all the time)

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I'm currently controlling on IVAO. At the moment I'm switching between aerodrome towers to deal with inbound traffic :lol: , if you want tower control at any aerodrome, jump on MSN, I'm chattybdg@hotmail.com My sig will tel you where I'm controlling at the moment. On till 2pm.

Sorry I couldn't make it in the end on Sat night Jimmy, the plan was for my kids to be picked up but I had to take them in the end and got waylaid. BTW I am thinking about getting ready for next years RTW (Round The World) race between Avsim, Flightsim.com and Sim Outhouse that is held starting the 1st Sunday after Valentines day (Mon Morn for us) and took 5 days last year but will most likely be a bit quicker this year. Each pilot flies a leg of no more than 2 hours at a time. You must fly a prop plane,the ATR is a favourite, I also like the freeware P38 by David Copley. I fly for...

Pleased to be of service Alistair! I would control more, but my current work is very tiring!

Great :D I'll be delaying my departure by about 10mins (im going to try and have my dinner before 6pm lol I hope mum hurrys up!) Send me a PM if you wana start say at NZCH or NZAA so I can wait for you ;) James

Last Chance to Join the Brumlow Fly-in. If ur coming you know the deal

FSHost can be set to cater for FS2004 and FS2002 players. You set which versions you want to support when you start the server. The latest FSHost version (3.2 beta 1) offers FSX connectability via the FSHost client Brock mentions. I'm not sure the version 3 server does - perhaps Brock could try connecting to Inspire and see. Matt

Hey Guys how about re-doing the flight as though we have stayed in AUS and now we are flying back to NZ just reverse the flightplan hahahaha.

Ok sorry about that brian ,come log some hours with the aeroclub join//etc: then you will no doubt be accepted into the next event .Dew to you being a newbe it is best to join in on inspire with the club, member or no member and do acouple of flights with us on teamspeak etc..there is a reason to the passwords lastnight as you will read the first event was a no go ..yes the event was for nzff /nzffac members ,but because of past events we are having to moniter every nzff event and restrict some parts to more well know members , plz hang in there get to know us and we will see you on t/s or on...

The weekend's server is not permanent I'm afraid, it used close about 600 megs of traffic up and down (FS and TS) and if left on all the time would mean that: 1. I would go over 10 gigs and pay more for my internet (I'm on Telstra's PDQ at $11.95 per 10 gigs, have full speed upand downstream - so it's not an unlimited plan) 2. The internet use at home would be disavantaged (traffic could affect other applications and gaming etc) My feeling is that the best compromise would be to use Inspire for Flight Sim and perhaps see whether Robin's Teamspeak server would be...

This is probably not the thread to discuss the relative merits of the different systems. They all offer something different, and as mentioned, it's best to go with what is comfortable for you . I wouldn't say any system was 'better' or 'worse' than any other, for that reason alone.

Starting shortly, drop in for some fun. :) Alex