World Atlas of Nav frequencies

[Apollo43]

Is there such athing.  It sure would be nice to buy a book like that as opposed to a zillion different Sectional charts to get that info. Any ideas about how to get a complete set of Nav aid frequencies for all parts of the world?

[fisharno]

FS Navigator.

www.fsnavigator.com

Highly recommended.

I guess I should say that it's not an Atlas, but a stand-alone navigation program. Payware, but worth every penny.

[planespotter]

I was going to recommend the same thing. I can't see how people fly with out it  :D

[Fozzer]

FSNavigator....
..the bee's knees... ...!
Wouldn't use FS 2002 without it... ...!

http://www.fsnavigator.com

Cheers all...
Paul.
(England).

[j_g_parker]

FS Nav -- I agree.  Indispensible.  But I think they might have a pdf sort of like what you are looking for over at http://www.clearancedelivery.com.

[j_g_parker]

whoops.  that is http://www.clearanceunlimited.com not clearancedelivery.  I think I've flown too much IFR lately!

[Lethal.Ambition]

I fly without it. Besides, I ain't got the money ( Ain't, I hate that word )

I fly without it. Besides, I don't have the money.****

[Wing Nut]

FS NAV is payware?  I have a copy, but I really don't use it.  Did it used to be freeware?  I don't remember buying it, or downloading a trial version.  It's version 4.0 and they're up to 4.51 I see from their site.

[Fozzer]

FS Navigator has to be purchased and requires a key which allows up-grades at no extra cost.
It is an excellent, well made program, confirmed by all the lucky people who use it.
I purchased it when FS 2000 first came out and then transferred it to FS 2002, using the key.
As far as I know, hopefully, it will transfer to FS 2004... ...!

Cheers all...!
Paul.
(England).

P.S. perhaps we should start an FS Navigator Appreciation Society....LOL... ...!