Radio Stack Ver. 1 Alpha Test

This is a private page for testing the first version of the Aircraft Radio Simulator radio stack, version 1.

• This version is not the final version of the Aircraft Radio Simulator.
• It is one component of the Simulator. Other planned components include an animated cockpit instrument panel, moving scenery, and supporting tutorials.
• This version does not have voice recognition. Future versions will have a voice recognition feature allowing you to interact with simulated air traffic controllers.
• All audio in this simulation is either generated by a Text-to-Speech program, or was recorded from actual ATC communications using the author’s own ICOM IC-A14 aircraft transceiver.

The purpose of this test is to ensure all active switches function as intended when presented in a variety of computer browsers.

To test the radio stack:

1. This simulation is Flash-based. Ensure you are using a web browser that supports Flash, and that the Flash plug-in is installed in your browser.
2. Download and print the .pdf file called Radio Stack Operating Card. The link appears below.
3. Click on the link called Test Stack 1 Simulation. The radio stack simulator will open in your browser window.
4. Refer to the Radio Stack Operating Card, (link to .pdf shown below,) for detailed instructions on radio operation.
5. Very Important: Return to this page and complete the Test Results survey at the bottom of the page.
6. If you have additional comments or questions about the radio stack, make these in the comment section on this page.

Radio Stack Operating Card

Test Stack 1

Bonus! A Downloadable Lineup Card. (But Please, Don’t Forget to Fill out the 4-Question Test Results Survey Below)

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This is the link for a .pdf version of the lineup card.
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