

 

Place the "RCB_382.dll" in your Main FSX Gauges Folder
The two.cab files go in the Main FSX Gauges Folder unopened.

Place the "DSD" Folder in your FSX Sounds Folder as is.


  gaugeXX=RCB_382!dsd_xml_sound3,  0,0,1,1,.\sound\dsd\db_sound_rr4.ini
  gaugeXX=RR42!RRV4,  XX,XX,XX,XX
  gaugeXX=RR_light!lite,  XX,XX,XX,XX
  gaugeXX=RR Sig Strength meter 2!sig strength,  XX,XX,XX,XX

 For FSCommander use the "RR4 ALL FSC Plans.zip" and the "UserWP.udb" which either needs to be merged with the present one or used like it is. This has all the waypoints for the Radio Range System.Run your Database Manager after loading the Addon Scenery.

 You know where the "FSX-RADIO_RANGE_Addon Scenery.zip" goes after unzipping. I am including some Approach Plates I made for the Canada-Alaska area (these were not included in the first version of Radio Range System.)
Not pretty, but useful for knowing the range legs. Most of them I didn't bother making Profiles.

For Approach Plates not in this folder they will be in the original RR4 Radio Range Station Data (IAP) If you don't have this, you will need all the info contained there-in.

The Radio Range Manual is included.I made a shortcut of the "Radio Range 4 Manual.htm" and placed it on desktop. Very useful. Also after opening Manual open the "RR" folder and  make a shortcut to the "IAP" folder.

The DC3's included are all very good flyers and they work well in FSX. These go in your SimObjects\Airplanes folder.

 John Bell 
 DCA 1013