Gents-just to keep you busy (and somewhat drooling, I hope... ;-))Here goes:http://www.precisionmanuals.com/public/PMDG_737NG_12.jpg

Very crisp. I hope the docked version shown looks that crisp in the main panel as well. This is looking more and more like a "must have".

It looks awesome. However, the real question is how does it look moving. As much as I like pretty pictures, there are some gauges out there that look pretty but when they move it's a different story. So I guess we wait for the "demo" (like reality XP) or your claim, or word of mouth or the product. No matter what really exciting stuff. We are all staying tuned. Please tease us...Pedro

Hi!I'm a user of Fly! 2 and I'm used to great quality in aircraft panel.I dont even have a FS sim. Now that Fly2 might not have much more future I'm in a position where I might have to look somewhere else, maybe.Fly2 is still my preferred one. PMDG made it even more interesting whith their product. I'm still using the B777 ER. Now that you have switched to FS I was wondering if you could make aircraft as good and as nice as in Fly 2. Looking at the screenshots it seems that the panel should be just as nice.Will the performance be just as nice too ? PMDG product would be the only reason for buying a FS2002 sim if the product is as nice and as good in FS than it was in Fly 2 or better.While I'm at it, I got the X-Plane sim, which isn't too bad. Do you plan on having products for that sim too?Thanks for your answer

Looks Great!!Putput28 :-wave

Pedro,You should be first in line for beta testing. There are few 737 rated pilots around ...Michael J.

Pedro-One of the key discussions that Lefteris and I keep having over and over and over again is the maximization of frame rates. Lefteris has been bending over backwards to optimize routines to keep the load off the display updates.In order to maximize user flexibility, you'll be able to adjust the "refresh rate" of the individual displays to suit the needs of your machine, also.... Michael J. makes an obvious point with respect to your 737 Type. Drop me an email with some details about yourself/ratings if you think you might be intersted in being on our beta team.... I've got quite a collection of 737NG drivers- and we can always use more!Robert S. RandazzoPrecision Manuals Development Group http://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/coolcap.gifwww.precisionmanuals.com

Please a teaser of the whole panel view with those gauges if possible... :-) :-) :-) :-)Matthias

yes PPPLLLEEEAAASSSEEE a teaser of the whole panelTHANKS!

Mmmmmmmm!! Eicas!!Oh sorry, didn't mean to drool on the forum like that :-)Looks Great so far, Can't wait to see the finished panel.RegardsPaul:-cool

Hi Robert,We'll do... Pedro

hey,could you post a screenshot of the other EICAS display varientPleaaaase! Thank you :)looks great so far, except about the fuel digits because in the real 737NG the first Number of the indicated fuel amount is in a bigger seize, to read it more quickly and easily. Anyway looks really great.keep on the good work,Patrick

I have a couple of questions. Will we be able to move the Displays around like the real bird from their default posistions? And will we have the option of the two types of Primary flight displays?Best Wishes,Randy J. [email protected]" A little learning is a dangerous thing"

>(like reality XP) or your claim, or word of mouth or the >product. I would really wish that Reality-XP found a way, some commercial vehicle to share their phenomenal "smooth-gauge" technology with other well deserving developers.Michael J.

You guys amaze me every time, thats stuning work. Can't wait for the end productAlaister Kay