COM Transmitter using simconnect

At present simconnect doesn’t recognise the ability to transmit on more than one com frequency. Can this be updated so that it will allow a pilot to transmit on more than one frequency at a time. This is specifically relevant when a pilot is transmitting on a local CTAF frequency and a controllers frequency at the same time.

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That’s not possible in real aircraft so why would you need that for the sim? You can have separate pilots transmitting on separate frequencies but not this.

Thanks for moving this, appreciate it. This is absolutely something that can happen in a real aircraft. I can do it in a Cessna 172SP with G1000. Tune com 1 to 127.65 and com 2 to 121.00 and transmit on the local CTAF and Center Controller at the same time.

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You are mistaken. That’s not how they are designed. See below from the G1000 audio panel pilots guide. You are perhaps getting confused with split com mode where two pilots can transmit on two different frequencies at the same time.