FS2004 737

[himmelhorse 1,276]

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

 

[Cann0nF0dd3r 21]

Short answer is no, licences are non-transferable. 

[TheFlightSimGuy 514]

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

[himmelhorse 1,276]

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

[pschlute 37]

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.

[himmelhorse 1,276]

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