Shouldn't we be seeing comments from users. I would assume several hundred should have the update by now?BobP :)

I downloaded about 1 hour after receiving email. I have 'Flashget' download manager so once I had reached the download page I set Flashget to retry download every 30 secs. Once download started it came in at about 120K per sec (1mb cable modem).Just finished first flight from KSEA to KSFO. Flight was very smooth and zero problems encountered. I did not use the first version version so am not sure if what I mention was already in the product!Used FSBuild for the flightplan and exported that to the PMDG folder. When I input the company route into the FMC, the whole route was automatically loaded - very nice!From brakes off to brakes on the flight was superb. All climbs and descents were spot on and I mean within a few feet of target. Once altitude was captured it stayed completely accurate until the next input.Speed control is also accurate. Speed never waivered more than a couple of knots from target set but you must allow for the wild wind transistions in FS2004. The 737 managed these abrubt transitions very well.Aircraft descended very nicely at TOD ll the way down to 4000ft where I went to LVL CHG. ILS capture was perfection and continued spot on all the way down to autopilot disconnect. Touchdown, reverse and braking felt very good indeed.I had no errors or problems with the FMC during this flight.I did have one problem with the sound completely turning off at cruise alt. I have never had this before so can't pass judgement on it - perhaps one of the Beta team could chip in if this sound problem turned up? I am treating this as an isolated (maybe pc) peoblem at this stage. Once I got sound back by going into the control panel, the sound was distorted. I am about to reboot to see if it was my PC.Very nice job PMDG, this aircraft and panel surely must be in everybodies top 5 favourites - it is my number 1 to be sure!Raymond Keattch.

Make a simple calculation:50% Users with 56K-Modem (4k/sec) and 50% with bradband (70k/sec) makes an average of 37k/sec bandwidth for an average user (and i think there are more bradband users then modem users)Downloading 70MB with 37kb/sec (2.1MB/min) takes 33 minutes, so lets say 2 downloads in one hour.PMDG stated they will allow 100-300 simultaneously downloads. Lets take the lowest numer of 100 downloads at the same time.thats 200 full downloads in 1 hour. The "nodes" are now fully busy since a minimum of 8 hours so we have 1600 Users finished downloading the file yet!!!!!!!!(thats 4800 downloads in 24hours!)Amazing, dont you think ;) To come back to the real life: In my imagination I see an homebased kinda "server" with an 2mbit upstream.GreetsArt

It's really bad news if PMDG have 50000 customers.