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Hello just wanted to know why wasn't a GPS installed when you have brought the PMDG 737 NGX? Not much of a fan of the CDU-FMC rather use the GPS so anyone can help with this problem of mine would be much appriceated....Romeo

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Hello just wanted to know why wasn't a GPS installed when you have brought the PMDG 737 NGX? Not much of a fan of the CDU-FMC rather use the GPS so anyone can help with this problem of mine would be much appriceated....Romeo

 

It's easy to install. I installed one in mine just to see where I am. I dont use it for navigation purposes.

If you want the panel.cfg entries let me know.

Regards,

 

Dave Opper

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It's easy to install. I installed one in mine just to see where I am. I dont use it for navigation purposes.

If you want the panel.cfg entries let me know.

It's easy to install. I installed one in mine just to see where I am. I dont use it for navigation purposes.

If you want the panel.cfg entries let me know.

Hi m8 how are you? Yeah that would be great just can't use the CDU properly exspecially in the legs page a little confussing maybe once u can get the hang of it i suppose it would be fun to use....Looking forward to that panel & thanks......

 

Romeo, wrong forum. You should have posted this here: http://forum.avsim.n...32-pmdg-737ngx/

 

To answer your question, the NGX has no GPS. Learning the FMC is easy, just read the included tutorials.

Sorry m8 this site can be a little confusing & thanks...... :P
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Add this to your window title section, Change the bold xx's to the next consecutive number. Make sure they are the same. These go in your panel.cfg file. Backup whatever files you are going to modify first!!

 

 

Windowxx=GPS

 

Add this as the next window entry.

 

//--------------------------------------------------------

[Windowxx]

Background_color=0,0,0

size_mm=320,205

window_size_ratio=1.000

position=0

visible=0

ident=GPS_PANEL

window_size= 0.500, 0.500

window_pos= 0.000, 0.000

zorder=11

gauge00=fs9gps!gps_500, 1,1,320,205

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Regards,

 

Dave Opper

HiFi Support Manager

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Over to the PMDG forum you go! :smile:

Sincerely,

Chase 

 

My 2017 Build: Liquid Cooled i7 7700K CPU idle @ 4.2GHz | MSI GTX 1080 Gaming X 8G | 16GB's DDR4 4000 RAM | ASUS 27" 144hz Gaming Monitor | MSI Z270 M7 Motherboard  | Windows 10 | Samsung 960 EVO M.2 500GB SSD

Just curious, if your not a fan of the CDU-FMC why would you buy a aircraft like the PMDG NGX and not some lite version of the NG that isn't so serious about simulating the aircraft to such a high degree?

 

If you would like help on the CDU just ask and there are plenty of people willing to help, also try the tutorials.

Jay Vorkapic

 

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The same reason you would buy a Ferrari, then replace the dashboard with that from a Mini Cooper S?? :huh:

Cheers, Graham McAllister - Melbourne, Australia

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Intel I7-2600K, Asus P8P67 Pro, 8GB PC3 17000 (DDR3-2133) XLD 9-11-9-28, GTX 980, 34" ASUS Monitor, 1TB Samsung EVO SSD, Windows 10 (64-bit), Prepar3D v3.3.5.17625, AS 2016, AivlaSoft EFB, EZDOK

BTW, of course the 737 has a GPS (i think even 2) and it is even much more sophisticated than the default FSX-"Garminish" one. However, it looks very different and the operation is different, so learn how to use it (2 awesome tutorials to help you) and you will be more than happy - i promise

Regards,
Chris Volle

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The same reason you would buy a Ferrari, then replace the dashboard with that from a Mini Cooper S?? :huh:

Sorry, but that was a really bad analogy. :lol:

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Yeah I kind of think that would be buying a Ferrari and "it goes too fast, can I get a two liter diesel in it?" :)

 

Anyway this is a different kind of airplane, as has been told. You have to operate it as a real pilot would - there is no way to link up a Garmin to 737NGs autopilot.

--Peter Fabian 
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Ok, trying really hard to not say anything.... :lol:

Daniel Nilsson 

 

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Ok, trying really hard to not say anything.... :lol:

lol just remember he's supporting an excellent FSX addon developer, so he can fly it how he likes and learn at his own pace.. Better to buy stuff from PMDG and support them than to put his money into developers that give no support back..

 

He will become addicted like everyone else and he will be watching for correct tire tread patterns and rivett counts soon enough :)

 

 

lol just remember he's supporting an excellent FSX addon developer, so he can fly it how he likes and learn at his own pace.. Better to buy stuff from PMDG and support them than to put his money into developers that give no support back..

 

He will become addicted like everyone else and he will be watching for correct tire tread patterns and rivett counts soon enough :)

 

Hehe, you're probably right!

Daniel Nilsson 

 

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This fella has two terrific video tutorials on using the FMC. Be up and running in less time it takes to try and get the Garmin going.

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/FSXpilot767

Cheers, Graham McAllister - Melbourne, Australia

PC Specs:

Intel I7-2600K, Asus P8P67 Pro, 8GB PC3 17000 (DDR3-2133) XLD 9-11-9-28, GTX 980, 34" ASUS Monitor, 1TB Samsung EVO SSD, Windows 10 (64-bit), Prepar3D v3.3.5.17625, AS 2016, AivlaSoft EFB, EZDOK

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