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Of course you need an uninterrupted Internet access to exchange data between You and your clients/targets. The requirements for that connection are not very high -- but they must be uninterrupted!
Of course you need an uninterrupted Internet access to exchange data between You and your clients/targets. The requirements for that connection are not very high -- but they must be uninterrupted!


===Communication / FGCOM===
===Communication===
We urge you to always offer your services as well in typing (MPchat) as also in speaking (FGcom).
We urge you to always offer your services as well in typing (MPchat) as also in speaking (Radio).
*'''MPchat''' is an integral part of OpenRadar and needs no further installations. (ref.: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Howto:Multiplayer )
You will soon discover, that using a Radio-application makes it much easier to communicate
*But '''FGcom''' is a standard application which must be installed in addition.
 
You will soon discover, that FGcom makes it much easier to communicate
*as well for you ''(who hopefully will control many pilots at the same time)''
*as well for you ''(who hopefully will control many pilots at the same time)''
*as also for the pilots ''(who need both hands to control their plane)''.
*as also for the pilots ''(who need both hands to control their plane)''.
For both of them there will be not enough time for typing!
There may not be enough time for typing!
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If FGCOM is not yet installed, see:
*'''MPchat''' is an integral part of FGFS and OpenRadar and needs no further installations. (ref.: http://wiki.flightgear.org/Howto:Multiplayer ) - so it is always available for communication between you and all pilots.
:*For Windows and Linux: http://code.google.com/p/fgcomgui/  
*A '''Radio''' is not directly integrated into OpenRadar but must be installed in addition. Right now there are 2 versions in use:
:*For OSX: We do not know of a standalone installation source - but we do know that starting with version 2.0.0 the FGFS-OSX-version does contain the FGCom. That fits and works for OSX >= 10.5.
**'''FGcom''' is the more realistic Radio-operation with realistic frequencies for each function and a limited work-range based on frequency.
:In addition you may inform yourself about FGCOM on:
:::If FGCOM is not yet installed, you need to install a "standalone version of FGCom 3.0", which then can be controlled directely from within OpenRadar. For installation see http://wiki.flightgear.org/FGCom_3.0, item "3 FGCom standalone". 
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:*'''Mumble''' is an easier to handle application, that provides "named groups" that people with the same reason move/change into. Thus Mumble is not limited by range and much easier to use for defining by "groups" which people will communicate with each other.
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:::If Mumble is not installed you may install it according to http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Installing_Mumble.
|for general infos||http://wiki.flightgear.org/FGCom
:::To activate it see http://mumble.sourceforge.net/Mumbleguide
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:::The most used Mumble-server is "mumble.allfex.org"
|for more detailed informations||http://wiki.flightgear.org/FGCOM_for_Windows
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|if you have problems with FGCOM||http://wiki.flightgear.org/FGCOM_Testing
|}


===Java V7===
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