Lollypop wrote:As i explained above, i 'm forced to use a syllabic method so that vac (and SR5.1 especially) understand what i "really" mean. (I usually writes some syllabs-made-words which are a compromise between what-i-want-to-say and ...What-is-understood)
Now, i test the vac'ability to switch on 2 profiles. It allows to avoid some probs of "recognisation" (good term?). I especially have difficulties with the words beginning with the "A" syllab". Accentuation matter. ( for it, i write "HA": in F, it sounds like "I" ...and it works!)
But the whole business tends to be a compromise between english and french terms. Finally the longest words are often more easy to use than the shortest which makes "troubles". I suppose it deals with the settings i tuned, slightly on low level for the sensitivity and quasi-totally on left side for accuracy...
I noticed too, that results are sensitive to the used quality micro. It can make difference.
If you have any advice on this...: "J'ai les yeux et les oreilles grandes ouvertes"![]()
Despite all of this, results "sounds" great, and it's all all about fun to be able to give wingman orders using radio! (And get the good result, above all !!!) I use vac so to control track ir and some tricks like zoom, map and views too.
Lollypop.
I salute you in working around the English version of the SAPI 5.1. Nicely done.

I'm glad to hear it is working well for you.