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======RADIO COMMUNICATIONS======

Helo World requires you to communicate at all times to the other players your position and your intentions. Last thing you want is a collision with another player (system will automatically ban you and you will have to claim on our discord server to be re instated) or distributing/receiving some friendly fire because no one knew several helicopters were going after the same target.

====SIMPLE RADIO (SRS)====

We are using [[http://dcssimpleradio.com/|Simple Radio]] (SRS) that you should have properly installed and configured. Please make sure that you also **configured and use a PUSH TO TALK button** (on your joystick or your keyboard) whenever you need to speak. Hot mic on a busy server can completely ruin the others experience. Thanks.

When connecting on Helo World, your SRS client will automatically connect to its SRS server without the need for you to enter an IP address. If you forgot to launch your SRS client, a popup will ask you if you want to launch it.

====COMMUNICATION PLAN====
We kept it ultra simple (not mil sim level)

<button type="primary" size="lg">UNICOM</button>
^  UNIT  ^  CALLSIGN  ^  FREQUENCY  ^  ROLE  ^
|  ALL FLIGHTS  |  ALL CALLSIGNS  |  250.000 Mhz  |  CTAF  |

<button type="success" size="lg">ACTIVITIES</button>
^  ACTIVITY  ^  FREQUENCY  ^  TASK  ^
|  MARITIME SECURITY  |  40.00  Mhz (CH1)  |  ANTI-SHIPPING  |
|  TROOPS IN CONTACT  |  50.00  Mhz (CH2)  |  AIR SUPPORT    |
|  VBSS               |  55.50  Mhz (CH3)  |  LIFT           |
|  SECTOR CONTROL     |  51.00  Mhz  (WEST)  |  VARIOUS        |
|                     |  52.00  Mhz  (MID)   |  VARIOUS        |
|                     |  53.00  Mhz  (EAST)  |  VARIOUS        |
|  OIL RIG ASSAULT    |  250.00 Mhz        |  LIFT           |

<button type="danger" size="lg">ATIS</button>
^  AIRFIELD  ^  FREQUENCY  ^
|  KIRYAT SHMONA  |  135.00 Mhz  |
|  NAQOURA  |  136.00 Mhz  |
|  MINAKH  |  120.60 Mhz  |
|  GAZIPASA  |  127.00 Mhz  |

Outside of those frequencies, if you are flying together with other helicopters, feel free to use any free frequency.