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alter or add to them a little later.
In previous versions of Radar Contact, each boundary region had its own pre-recorded canned
chatter wavs. This approach was very effective but NOT efficient. This approach required
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duplicate wavs for each region and required huge amounts of hard disk drive space. Radar
Contact uses a more efficient programming scheme for storing canned chatter wavs.
Using the example of the virtual plane flying over Denver Center, this is how Radar Contact
uses these folders. Open the Winwood folder and sub-folder 309, which is the Denver
ARTCC (Air Route Traffic Control Center). The structure of folder 309 is very similar to the
USA folder; however, there are NO canned chatter wavs in any of the sub-folders. Instead
there is a “pointer” text file called $usa. This file directs Radar Contact to use the canned
chatter found in the Winwood/USA folder. This same routine is used for all the regions of the
USA. Likewise, sitting on the tarmac at Frankfurt/Main (EDDF) Germany, Radar Contact
would use the same instructions found in Winwood Frankfurt FIR Germany folder 113.
Folder 113 has the pointer file $Germany text file that points to the Winwood/German
“country” folder, which contains German accented pre-recorded chatter.
Users of Radar Contact now have the capability to add their own “canned” chatter from many
sources. There are many chatter files stored on the Internet. For example, AVSIM.com and
Flightsim.com both have chatter files in several languages in their Flight Simulator “Sound”
libraries. In addition, many virtual pilots have used radio scanners to record actual ATC
transmissions. As long as the chatter is recorded in the .wav format, users can add it to any
Winwood geographic or country folder. Here are the procedures to be used for adding wavs
to a folder.
After obtaining chatter wavs, it should be determined what category the wavs falls into,
clearance delivery, ground, tower, departure, approach, or enroute center. Once the wav files
are separated, they may be placed in the appropriate folder of EITHER OR BOTH of the
“country” folder or a specific geographic region folder in the Winwood folder.
Let‟s review in detail how this is done.
If you want to add geographic center specific chatter, go to that geographic center region
(example region 248 Singapore):
Put the clearance delivery wavs in the \winwood\nnn\cd directory. The file names
must be in the format of CDn-CDnn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
(\winwood\248\cd directory)
Put the ground wavs in the \winwood\nnn\gnd directory. The file names must be in
the format of GNDn-GNDnn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
((\winwood\248\cd directory)
Put the tower wavs in the \winwood\nnn\twr directory. The file names must be in the
format of TWRn-TWRnn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
((\winwood\248\cd directory)
Put the departure wavs in the \winwood\nnn\dep directory. The file names must be in
the format of DEPn-DEPnn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
((\winwood\248\cd directory)
Put the approach wavs in the \winwood\nnn\app directory. The file names must be in
the format of APPn-APPnn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
((\winwood\248\cd directory)
Center wavs are divided into low, high, super stratums (layers).
Put the low center wavs in the \winwood\nnn\atc1 directory. The file names must be
in the format of ATC1n-ATC1nn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
((\winwood\248\cd directory)
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Put the high center wavs in the \winwood\nnn\atc2 directory. The file names must be
in the format of ATC2n-ATC2nn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
((\winwood\248\cd directory)
Put the super center wavs in the \winwood\nnn\atc3 directory. The file names must be
in the format of ATC3n-ATC3nn, where n is a number between 100 and 399
((\winwood\248\cd directory)
If you want to add a country specific chatter:
Create a directory in \winwood of the country; let's call it Elbonia for an example
(\winwood\Elbonia)
Find all the centers that are in Elbonia (you would never create a country directory, if
there was only 1 center in it)
Place a file called $Elbonia.txt in the root directory of each center directory, of
Elbonia. (Let‟s say it was centers 123, 144, and 155 examples only). This file
indicates to RC, that the chatter files do not exist in the center directory, but in the
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