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  1. Hi Paul, thanks for the reply. That's what I thought I remembered as well, but wasn't sure if I was missing something else. As always, thanks for the all the hard work to make this available for us! Cheers, Tony
  2. Hi there. Is there a chance you can add an example of getting/setting 8.33 kHz? Not being a coder, I found a way to make it work a while back but then lost my code and now can't remember what I did. I decided to have a C# developer who isn't familiar with FSUIPC try to rebuild my app but he's getting stuck. If I can point him to an example, that would be very helpful. Also, it would be great if you can add an example in the sample code. Currently it only has an example of the 2 decimal BCD way of doing it which doesn't work for 3 decimals. Thank you! Tony
  3. Paul, wow, thank you!! It's going to take me some time to dissect and absorb how you did it, but I think I get the basic gist. Loop through the airports database and for each airport, pass in the airport to the FsAirport.COMFreqencies property to get all the frequencies at that airport, loop through those frequencies and add them to the datagrid, then move on to the next airport. I did see the FsAirport.COMFrequencies property, and knew I could get all the frequencies for an airport, just wasn't sure if/how I bring the two together. I'm glad there is a way! Ultimately, I'd like to turn this into a real-time update, say every 5 seconds or so, so the app is continually displaying all available frequencies within a specified distance from the player. Would it make more sense performance-wise to build the list just once, store it in memory (an array, maybe?), then call that versus rebuild the grid every time? Again, thank you!
  4. Hi there. I'm very new to programming, but necessity is the mother of invention so I decided to tackle a project I've been wanting to do. So far I've been pretty successful at cobbling together the beginnings of a application based on all the great examples you've provided. Thanks for that. I'm doing it in C#. I have been able to load all the nearest airports into a DataGrid from your "Finding Airports in Range" example. If I understand correctly, it's pulling from the MakeRunways G5.csv. In that file I'm not seeing any frequency data. I do see it by type in the f4 and f5 csv's. Ideally, I'd like to pull in ICAO, Name, City, and Distance, plus COM type and freq into the same grid. Is this possible? If so, I'm stumped on the best way to do it. Again, likely because I'm just new to this. Any insight would be greatly appreciated! Best regards! Tony
  5. Pete, you are awesome! Thank you for your amazing support of this community!
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