Some months before we saw a new site from Poland (http://www.symulatory.com/english/index.htm )with nice staff and good prices for 737NG. Also i received an email from them with news for a throttle, but the last 3 months when trying to contact them via email i did not receive even a reply.Does anyone knows something more? thanksEddie ArmaosAthens-Greece

Hi!My cockpit ( www.totom.su.pl )is from Jakub. He did large project and he left on holidays then. We should be patient.

Hello,I visited him in March, at that time he was constructing his first 737NG simulator.I went back to Holland and I started gathering some useful information for him, I was hoping to cooperate with him.After I send him all the information and some parts for the throttle quadrant, he stopped sending me e-mails. I haven't heard from him since three months now, so if this is a holiday for him, then it's a very long one.But sometimes I see he is selling some parts to other builders, that means he is still alive, but he is just not responding to any e-mail.Bye!

Yes, i learned yesterday from another friend, that he received normally parts from symulatory during summer time.So he is not on summer vacations, anyway we are almost at the end of September !Simply he does not reply to our emails :-(Eddie ArmaosAthens-Greece

Jakub comes back to Poland tomorrow. It will pass on him your messages. Before departure, by long time, we did on RadomAirShow introduction. Different work had to wait... Here film: http://80.50.251.70/~tomek/Moja/radom.avi

Unfortunately we seem to see this in our 'hobby' all too often.A well intentioned individual or group promises the best new products at the lowest prices, produces a pre-production type product, takes lots of photos and makes lots of noise. People who might have been about to buy another established product then hold off on their purchase to wait for the 'official release' (which could also damage the viability of the established product) of the new one, which often never happens or at best is delayed by many months.Who knows, maybe they will come good, maybe they wont. That's why I personally wouldn't base my Sim on products from a company that hasn't been delivering for at least 12 months. I'd probably want to see their stuff at a show of some kind beforehand - this gives me more confidence that they are in it for the longterm. Anyone can make a website full of promises and then not deliver.Happened to me (although only for a relatively small purchase) just this month. I tried to buy some throttle quadrant knobs from a website that said they were in stock, paid by PayPal and didn't hear a thing for well over a week. Then I got an email saying the person was busy with other projects (probably their real job!) and it would take them a week to make a set and a week to send them. I agreed, as long as it wasn't going to take any longer. A week later I got a refund - no other explanation or anything. The net result was that from the time I paid, to the time I got the refund the exchange rate had changed by more than 5% - not in my favour - so I lost money too!Oh well. Competitive products are great, and hopefully they will drive quality up and price down, but it's important to be able to distinguish between competitive products and sheer hype.CheersChris

......................... still no news, no reply to emails. I had send another email last week and i received an automatic reply saying that he will be back on September 24th.Today is September 28th !!Is it professional from a company to not reply to potential cuctomers?Eddie ArmaosAthens-Greece