Just have to say, once I realized that I needed to sync navigrsph charts and also update the program..
I had a very positive experience today with it. I did a flight with the fokker f27 and it vectored me onto ILS 23 Auckland very well.
Im not one for knowing how atc should work but I was definitely pleased..
Just one question and suggestion.
Question
When departing with an old vor aircraft, should I be getting vectors from departure onto a radial or is that all down to the pilot.
Suggestion
This goes to all atc developers…. There should be a button you can push so the program knows that your
A) in an old aircraft and you can only do vor/ndb flights which results in vectoring for approach/departures
B) for if you want to pretend that your GPS is down and you want to use vor etc.
Just so that you don’t get the pre scheduled rnp approaches when your flying an old school aircraft be it a piper or 727.
An example is that F27 flight from Gisborne to Auckland, I left the approach blank in navigrsph but fshud gave me instructions for an gps arrival based star. But if there was a toggle in the FShud display for “old school/no gps” aircraft so the program gives you the relivant radio navigation approach or vectors you without having to request a change. That would really bring this program alive.
And for atc to be completely random and every so often, mix it up and chuck in a vor dme arc approach. For example, instead of vectors VOR finals onto 36 Rotorua airport, atc request and vectors you to do a 299 VOR DME arc onto 36.
Or.
Christchurch airport atc vectors you straight onto 29 without having to fly over the Christchurch vor like what happned with me with a flight today in msfs.
If the developers could implement that function especially in fshud, it would basically take it to the next level.