You might wanna consider that the 421C VC is fairly simple compared to the Seneca's. And then check again and compare the night lighting. And then count the number of gauges in the VC.All I can say is that I have both. The 421C is maybe more for the guys who love crisp graphics, but I ended up flying the Seneca all the time. I think it is alot more interesting to fly.Just my 2 cents.Alex

Marchetti ---- is the correct spelling. Be sure to pick up the freeware Robin DR400. Excellent VC!!!!And "disregard" if you wish :)L.Adamson

LAdamson - I'm downloading the Robin DR400 now...I'm game to give it a shot.Thanks for the info,Jim

Does the Seneca still use the MS gps. I have been tossing around that or the 421 but the 421 has the Garmin gps which seems alot better than the old MS one.Andrew

Tadd:Personally I love the aesthetics of the Seneca V, so when this add-on became available I jumped on it, and have not been disappointed. Steve Small's airfile is wonderful and the 2-D panel rocks - there is no better Seneca panel out there, freeware or payware. Check out this link for a few screenshots.http://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/re...dsen/fsdsen.htmAlex ChristoffN562ZMinneapolis, [email protected]