IXEG

[ohsirus 241]

Am I the only one clicking the Checkout Button?

[Jude Bradley 659]

Nope
 

[Lenny777 299]

Nope. Midnight eastern I think?

[Slayer 190]

 

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[Guest]

I just tried and failed, but Navigraph support so that's good ... is 10.50 to be released Sat also?

 

Cheers, Rob.

[DocBird 79]

... is 10.50 to be released Sat also?

 

Cheers, Rob.

I don't think so: They usually have a period of beta testing before they release a new version. I have the "check for beta" option enabled but there has been no (public)beta for 10.50 yet so I assume that the release of 10.50 is still some time away. ..

 

Many happy landings,

Till

[Longranger 148]

I just tried and failed, but Navigraph support so that's good ... is 10.50 to be released Sat also?

Nope. Not even the Beta will start this weekend.

[Don Quixote 76]

Now we see why the price is a fairly reasonable $75: the manual is another $30. :wink:

http://www.x-aviation.com/catalog/product_info.php/737-classic-pilot-handbook-p-121

 

Apparently the aircraft itself contains a "minimal pilot's handbook" and some tutorials.

[flightskyc 257]

Pretty sure that isn't the manual, it's a completely separate guide, which has been available for a while now I'll probably buy it though, given it is discounted .

[Don Quixote 76]

[...] has been available for a while now

 

You're right, I hadn't seen the manual before and was under the impression it was "paid content" by IXEG. Well in that case I was wrong and probably won't be able to resist buying it as well.

[MistyBlue 8]

Mike Ray's books are a great investment (I have several).  I have enjoyed them all, and he's a nice guy to boot, having kindly and promptly replied to some noob questions I had at the time.

[tf51d 284]

€75 seems quite a reasonable price to pay for this.  5 years of hard work, I wish them well. Buying tomorrow

 

Actually the price is rather high and is higher then the current price of the PMDG NGX, considering you are only getting a minimal pilot handbook (Their words) an interface guide and a few tutorials. Although the aircraft itself, may or may not be  at the same or higher level as the NGX (Time will tell once released), the NGX included the entire FCOM manuals an intro guide, 2 full tutorials, the FCTM and the QRH. 

[yidahoo 365]

X-Aviation have apparently being working with Captain Mike Ray to not only get a special offer on the 737-300 manual but also some new materials too. From what I understand there will be plenty of good information in the manual provided with the aircraft as well.

[rdtv91 73]

I don't get why the price is 75USD, people are saying its cheap for what it is but think about the systems depth of the NGX... The IXEG 737 - at this time - advised by the developers doesnt model the PROG page of the FMC nor does it model HOLDs entered manually by the pilot... And it doesn't have TCAS either?

Ofcourse some will buy it regardless of price; but to an outsider like myself it feels as if Xplane developers have always added a 'premium' without true substance and that's the ONE thing that has always stopped me from using Xplane as much...

[yidahoo 365]

There are a very few minor details missing in an otherwise incredibly deep simulation. All of which are going to be added soon and all of which have been explained clearly by the developer. For this level of sim $75 is a very fair price.