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Looking to jump from the FSX ship

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Robert McDonald    167

Robert McDonald
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I love the Galaxy stuff.  I recently converted from Apple to Android.  Thanks for the kudos, BimmerCop!

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mikea76    184

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AFAIK, XP10 uses NOAA weather.  On the B777 by Ramzzess, I -do- show wind speed and direction on the ND at altitude.  I don't know if this is the question you were intending to ask.

 

 

XP10 does not use real world upper winds,  the upper winds are simulated based on a formula.  However there is a plug in to use real world NOAA upper winds but it's 32 bit only.   

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FIVE-BY-FIVE    453

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Great post indeed, Rob. +1

 

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Five by Five, are you a dispatcher?

 

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