Hey!

I fly FS9 since it came out, and have lots of aircraft.

I have also the PMDG 737-700NG.

With all tutorials I've found on the flightsim intenet I don't succeed at all in starting up that aicraft from cold and dark to take off to land and back to cold and dark, and well in accordance with all that is told and  explained in these various tutorials .

Is it really possible, that is what I wonder, setting up everything in that aircraft that should be done in order to do a perfect startup and all the rest according to the rules?

I didnt' find no two tutorials that follow the same setup order, all are somewhat different, and in many of these tutorials things just don't work as one expects they should do....

 

Can anybody indicate me where to find a correct and complete tutorial for the PMDG 737-700NG?

Greetz

Jive1

 

Does this help? https://www.precisionmanuals.com/pages/downloads/docs.html

 

Also check your PMDG folder  where FS is installed. You will find some documentation there

Perhaps if you explain what is going wrong we might be able to help.

 

I use the PMDG 737-800/900 in FS9 and have no problems.

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