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COM RADIO RX Status

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Does anyone know if there is some way to know if specific radio (COM1,COM2,COM3 is receiving any message?

It's possible to determine TX with (PILOT TRANSMITTING) but I have not found anything about RX.

Only RX status found is for radio is enabled on not.
 
In my experience the receiving radio signal status has never worked. It didn't work in FSX and I haven't found that it works in MSFS either.

In theory the COM RECEIVE:index should indicate "Whether or not the plane is receiving on the indexed com channel or not (either 1, 2, or 3 for the index)."

In practice it seems to return 1 if the radio is on.

Perhaps someone else knows different.
 
yes, same here.

What I could see from SimVarWatcher, COM RECEIVE:index is intended to inform if Radio is able to receive or not. It can be useful if it's desired to monitor another radio for example, by setting it to 1.

Thanks!
 
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