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Warbird callsigns

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Can anyone get 'em to work in Fs?

You know,get ATC to call a Spitfire "Spitfire,a Hurricane "Hurricane" and so on.

Well apart from a certain Bf109G-2 which needs to be "Black 6"

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You'll need editvoicepack... www.editvoicepack.com ;)
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Got that Ben.

Whereabouts in the air file/config do you actually put your required callsign?
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In the aircraft.CFG file, there are several things you have to set.

First you need to set in each repaint the "UI_Airline" to the right airline name.

Then, under the "[General]" section, you need to set the "ATC_Type" and "UI_Manufacturer".

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Go next door to The Pond and post a tutorial please Chris.
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