5.35 GB, With PMDG737, PMDG B1900, Citation X, Simflyers CYYZ, KJFK, KLAX, KLAS, FSNavigator, Squawkbox Files, Reality XP Guages, and a buncha other stuff.Not a bad size, thought it would be larger.

I got 13.7gb of stuff.86.379 files :D:-waveEvert

i'm at 17.4g70,422 files4,131 folderschris

5.67GB - After seeing FS2002 get up to 15gb I decided this time round to be a bit more picky about what I keep. I've d/l many gb of addons but ,after trying them out (aircraft,scenery, whatever) only retained about 5%Dave

Hi,10.8GB (6.6GB compressed) here. I've tried to be much more selective this time around. Anyway FS2002 is still alive and well on the same HD - all 11.1GB (6.53GB compressed) of it :)Mike

FS9 folder 12.3GB (9.3GB compressed). A total of approx. 58,700 files in 2,700 folders. Included of course are my aircraft folders for freeware and payware which total 2.7GB (1.00GB). My FS9 folder at the moment is 9.6GB (8.3 GB) since I store my aircraft folders in a separate folder named "Addons" on my desktop. What I have got in the habit of doing is manually moving the folders for the aircraft I want to fly from the "Addon" folder to the "Aircraft" folder in FS9. A neat little trick, this saves on memory when FS9 is loaded as it does not have to use the memory resources for the aircraft I have no intension of using. In any event it still comprises a portion of total disk space that FS9 requires.Tom

For FS9 it is 4,95 GB and for FS2002 it is 6,9 GB.I use Martin Wright's AC Man program for both sims to store my add-on a/c in Hangars within the game directory, and this program allows you to make categories for the Hangars and is usable on all MS sims--one just renames the exe differently for each sim.Categories I have are :GA Single-Engine, RAF, USAF, US Navy, Royal Navy, GA Twins, WWI, Airliners, Bush Planes, Various Air Forces, Helicopters, Soviet AF,etc.... I have about 32 categories. and among them I have titles such as "To tweak" , "Temp" etc for making my mods....

FS9 Folder: 18.7GBAircraft: 12.3GB of which 4.34GB is AI Total Flight sim space used (includes couple of other simulators, flight sim related programs, as well as downloaded files: 32GBAnd to think a couple of years ago I only had a 6GB HDD, and thought I'd never fill that sucker when I first got it...LOL

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WOW! Seems like I'm the "miserable" kind :) My FS9 folder is about 6.7GB and I tend to keep it clean. I know that lots of aircraft which I could install, I simply don't use and would never use. Except maybe once. I fly always online, so no reason for AI. Or, if I really wish for AI, I'll install PAI, doesn't take too long.One thing I noticed, FS9 gets really fast when there is less in it. So all I keep inside are PMDG+PSS aircraft and default Cessna as boot option. I threw everything else out. It speeded up booting, and it speeded up selection of the aircraft. I don't like flying "simple" aircraft. I like realistic system and nice looking cockpit, and models that kick #### (PSS A330+340) :) Few mesh sceneries and few airports, and that's it :) Small, fast and effective.

13 GB for my FS9 folder.

folks, enough of thisi'm sure your girlfriendslove you the way you are:-lol