At present I can only tune the in 1 kHz increments. But some NDB's broadcast
on e.g. 322.5. There is a setting somewhere in FS2004 which allows this but
I can't remember where it is.

Can anyone tell me how to find it?

clive,
are you sure you have your cursor over the 10ths on the ADF radio
frequency?

if you are as blind as i am, i need to have my reading glasses on when i set
my rads using mouse wheel.
especially in the lear, it's tough for me to place cursor over numbers, but
we get er' done.

i looked in 'learning center' and didn't see reference to radio increment
changes as 10ths.

goodluck !

"Clive Drake" <CliveDrake@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:2AC914F0-FC62-40B7-83CA-78CEB10B1D84@microsoft.com...
> At present I can only tune the in 1 kHz increments. But some NDB's
> broadcast
> on e.g. 322.5. There is a setting somewhere in FS2004 which allows this
> but
> I can't remember where it is.
>
> Can anyone tell me how to find it?

Well, I never knew that. I have just tried yur good advice in my 737 and
changed the ADF in increments of 0.1 kHz for the first time!

Many thanks,

Clive Drake

"me" wrote:

> clive,
> are you sure you have your cursor over the 10ths on the ADF radio
> frequency?
>
> if you are as blind as i am, i need to have my reading glasses on when i set
> my rads using mouse wheel.
> especially in the lear, it's tough for me to place cursor over numbers, but
> we get er' done.
>
> i looked in 'learning center' and didn't see reference to radio increment
> changes as 10ths.
>
> goodluck !
>
> "Clive Drake" <CliveDrake@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:2AC914F0-FC62-40B7-83CA-78CEB10B1D84@microsoft.com...
> > At present I can only tune the in 1 kHz increments. But some NDB's
> > broadcast
> > on e.g. 322.5. There is a setting somewhere in FS2004 which allows this
> > but
> > I can't remember where it is.
> >
> > Can anyone tell me how to find it?
>
>
>

clive,
you may purchase cheap reading glasses at your local drug store :-) just
kidding !

i'm glad that helped you.
i've been flightsimming more on ,than off since fs2002. pretty much self
taught, but never hesitant to ask a question here with all the knowledge
people have about flightsims.

it seems i learn something new everytime i sim . also you may want to pick
any subject in the 'learning center' and read.
i never get out of there without reading about something else. it's actually
pretty good reading.

any other questions or flightsim add-ons or files i can help with, feel free
to e-email at craigclack@choicemailcomcast.net
drop the choicemail from the address and be sure to put a subject in
'subject line' or my choicemail may reject mail.

goodluck,
craig

"Clive Drake" <CliveDrake@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:803A4542-E46B-4DAC-878F-F6B0F81885C3@microsoft.com...
> Well, I never knew that. I have just tried yur good advice in my 737 and
> changed the ADF in increments of 0.1 kHz for the first time!
>
> Many thanks,
>
> Clive Drake
>
> "me" wrote:
>
>> clive,
>> are you sure you have your cursor over the 10ths on the ADF radio
>> frequency?
>>
>> if you are as blind as i am, i need to have my reading glasses on when i
>> set
>> my rads using mouse wheel.
>> especially in the lear, it's tough for me to place cursor over numbers,
>> but
>> we get er' done.
>>
>> i looked in 'learning center' and didn't see reference to radio increment
>> changes as 10ths.
>>
>> goodluck !
>>
>> "Clive Drake" <CliveDrake@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:2AC914F0-FC62-40B7-83CA-78CEB10B1D84@microsoft.com...
>> > At present I can only tune the in 1 kHz increments. But some NDB's
>> > broadcast
>> > on e.g. 322.5. There is a setting somewhere in FS2004 which allows
>> > this
>> > but
>> > I can't remember where it is.
>> >
>> > Can anyone tell me how to find it?
>>
>>
>>