Hello all,

 

I do not really know whether or not I am in the right place here.  I do not own any PMDG products at all. I further do not know if the request to follow is even legal but....

 

I am very much aware that PMDG no longer sells or distributes the 737 for FS2004 but I was wondering if it I am able to buy a copy from someone who is no longer using it.  I would also like to "inherit"  the reinstallation/download rights as I live in Indonesia and constant power cuts have an incredible impact on my Win 7 OS and all my flight sim programmes (I have to do full reinstalls at least 3 times a year and sometimes on a monthly basis (during the wet season))

 

Again, I have no idea if this is a reasonable and/or legal request but if anyone can help me, please give me a price for the product.

 

I sincerely apologise if I have stood on anyones toes or if I have upset anybody here.  This is/was not my intention.  Further apologies if I am in the wrong place for this topic.

 

Regards to all

 

Tony Chilcott

 

Short answer is no, licences are non-transferable. 

No, but you can still buy copies at Aerosoft. http://en.shop.aerosoft.com/eshop.php?action=article_detail&s_supplier_aid=11787&s_design=DEFAULT&shopfilter_category=flight%20simulation&s_language=english

Hey guys,

 

Thank your for the incredibly swift response.

 

Your response with the Aerosoft shop, prompted further research and I note now, that Amazon.com also have them for USD44.00 approx.

 

Actually I already have the Ifly737 which I love, but after reading so many comments about the quality of the PMDG products, is am sorely tempted to try this one too.

 

Regards and thanks for your help

 

Tony Chilcott

No disrespect to PMDG, but the FS9 737 is a very old product now. Although it works flawlessly in FS9, it is not as advanced as either the 737NG that PMDG produces for FSX , or the ifly 737.

 

I don't think you will be gaining anything.

Peter,

 

Thanks mate,

 

That is a very helpful statement.  I may just give it a miss .... wait for Dovetail and/or P3D to go 64bit and then invest heavily in PMDG products.  Better still, wait for both OS s to see the light and then decide because as an aged pensioner, I cannot afford both platform add-ons.  I am hoping there is still blood circulating through these old old arteries when they both come out with 64 bit. LOL

 

Thanks again

 

Tony Chilctt