The VOR range is set in the scenery object. You specify the range when you create the VOR so all aircraft should be the same. If a 777 at a particular altitude can see the VOR at 80nm so can a C172 at the same altitude.

Dave

Markoz wrote on Jul 25^th, 2013 at 5:11am:


Mark,

I checked again, flying from YSSY to NZAA. Before take-off I tuned, using 'manual mode', both VOR SY (112.10) as VOR BIK (116.80). After exactly 111 nm from the nav aid, at FL 300, I lost my first radio nav signal (BIK), and after a while, the second one (SY) at the same distance.

Changed to 'auto mode' and although with several VOR stations within range (<194nm) none of them was able to be auto tuned.

I didn't notice a similar problem when using any other CS addon.

Please, give it a try to check if I'm right or not.

Thanks,

Pinatubo.

Edit: Both VOR stations (BIK and SY) are High Altitude category.