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Kaiii3 said:
Hey, no clue if this is a bug or just something not added yet: When working on a sloped Airport each new taxinode is always at altitude 0. It would be great if you draw taxipaths/taxiways that the last altitude will be used on the new node automatically.
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No - I missed that one - thanks for letting me know. I have added it to the bugs and issue list
 
Not yet. To be honest I am not sure what needs doing. If you could explain exactly what needs changing then I will do it
 
Sure!
8.33 kHz spacing is basically an increase in the usual 25 kHz spacing in frequencies used in aircraft radios so more frequencies (+3 between each 25 kHz space) are available in busy airspaces.
8.33 kHz spacing is mandatory for commercial aviation in Europe, and since a few years for general aviation as well.

Here is the old 25 kHz spacing:

118.000
118.025
118.050
118.075
118.100
118.125
...

Here is the new narrow 8.33 kHz spacing, where three more frequencies are available between the old 25 kHz spacing, 25 kHz is bold:

118.000
118.005
118.010
118.015
118.025
118.030
118.035
118.040
118.050
118.055
118.060
118.065
118.075
118.080
118.085
118.090
118.100
118.105
118.110
...

The above frequencies are the approximation of the +8,33 to each 25 kHz frequency and are the values that should be inserted into ADE.
The real +8.33 sum would be something like 118.000; 118.0083; 118.0167; 118.0250, values not usable by air radios and therefore not to set in the sim or ADE.

Here one of the available sources of information (go to page 89):
https://www.eurocontrol.int/sites/d...n/files/201707-8.33-vcs-user-handbook 1.1.pdf

Bye!
 
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