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For what it’s worth the radio transmissions sound quite a bit more clear (usually) in the plane. LiveATC uses ground stations which don’t always have great rece
by alfalfasprout 6y ago
For what it’s worth the radio transmissions sound quite a bit more clear (usually) in the plane. LiveATC uses ground stations which don’t always have great reception and they compress the audio like crazy. I can barely make out what they say on LiveATC sometimes but in the air it’s rarely a problem.
- keehun 6y agoThat's what I was hoping is the case. Good to know!
- sokoloff 6y agoAgreed. The radio comms are also generally following a fairly predictable pattern of information. If you suddenly transmitted "and I'll have a BLT on rye, hold the mayo", you're almost certainly going to be asked "say again?"