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PNW being released 28Feb

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Just exactly what area is this going to cover, I looked on the FTX website and could not see a detailed list or map of the covered area.The Pacific NW is a big place, in my opinion it covers at the least Oregon, Washington and Idaho.Regards,Rod

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Just exactly what area is this going to cover, I looked on the FTX website and could not see a detailed list or map of the covered area.The Pacific NW is a big place, in my opinion it covers at the least Oregon, Washington and Idaho.Regards,Rod
Heres the info you want plus a link to a GE KML file http://orbxsystems.com/forums/index.php?topic=15897.0Edit: Beaten by badaboom....
Just exactly what area is this going to cover, I looked on the FTX website and could not see a detailed list or map of the covered area.The Pacific NW is a big place, in my opinion it covers at the least Oregon, Washington and Idaho.Regards,Rod
There is a coverage map on the FTX PNW product page.From that it states the coverage area is 250,000 sq km comprised of large parts of Oregon ,Washington and British Columbia. It reaches from north of Vancouver Island to southern Oregon and inland to just east of the crest of the cascade mountains. The FTX forum also says the download version will be available from 28 Feb (I wonder if that is australian time?) with the DVD version available "by the end of March".
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Screenshots show placeholder trees based on illustration (similar to how FSX default are done). This week we're adding the new photoreal trees made by Bill Womack, which look the business.

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John Venema

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Hey John!Fantastic!! Congrats to you and your team! It's going to be a BIG week!! :)

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You must indeed be blind :( It's right in front of your eyes as soon as you click the link...Here's the pic of the coverage area: http://orbxsystems.com/forums/index.php?ac....0;attach=14799Here's the .kmz for Google Earth: http://orbxsystems.com/forums/index.php?ac....0;attach=14798
Thanks and actually I was confusing the Great Northwest with the Pacific Northwest so Idaho would not be included.Rod

I don't quite understand why, if they want to sell the product, the detailed coverage area map only seems to be availble by registering with the FTX forum. Easy enough I know but surely that info should be freely available rather than the very small coverage map shown on the product page.

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I don't quite understand why, if they want to sell the product, the detailed coverage area map only seems to be availble by registering with the FTX forum. Easy enough I know but surely that info should be freely available rather than the very small coverage map shown on the product page.
Good point Victor, thanks for the tip. I have updated the product page with a KMZ link on it now.Here's a direct link to the KMZ - http://fullterrain.com/media/FTX_PNW_NA_Bl...rsion_1.4.2.zip

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Hi John,I noticed on the closeup map that listed with 7s3[Twin Oak's] and 1s2[Darrington] that airport 3W5 is listed,Is this Mears airfield? And would this be next in FTX for PNW? Thanks!

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Hi John,I noticed on the closeup map that listed with 7s3[Twin Oak's] and 1s2[Darrington] that airport 3W5 is listed,Is this Mears airfield? And would this be next in FTX for PNW? Thanks!
It's 3W5 Concrete Muni, which is currently in development by the same team who made Darrington, yes. We have a whole bunch of airports underway in PNW right now.

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