Alcott is a good example.

Come on, Ron. You know better than to waste your time with this troll. The guy doesn't own any of your products, so his opinion is worthless. I suspect that what we have here is some disgruntled kid just trying to stir up mischief. BTW, I bought the SR22 last night and am very pleased with the performance. (Although I couldn't figure out how to fly an ILS approach. Plane went this way and that way, etc. etc.)ricardo

Alcott is a bad example. None of my comments were directed at Alcott as is obvious when you read the whole thread. Look, Ron, I'm very happy for Eaglesoft if some simmers are enjoying your products, I really am. I've heard very good things about your Citation II, both in terms of quality and performance and may well have considered buying it in the future. I do think it's fair to say that the Cirrus however runs very differently from PC to PC based on reports I've seen including one a couple of posts ago. That's all I was trying to find out on this forum before everyone got hostile and I ended up being called a filthy troll by a colleague of yours! It's obvious you are passionate about your products, which is a good thing, a very good thing but you have to understand that old men like me want as much information as possible before shelling out 30 bucks, refund or no refund. My username, by the way relates to a car number plate I once had long, long ago. I was as surprised to see yours, believe me.If it makes you happier I'll find out if it's possible to change it. And Riccardo - mind your business.

The SR22 is marvellous! It's basically perfect on every side and I love to fly it in VATSIM - been doing it for 3 days now. This one is worth every dollar it costs.

Thanks Ricardo! The ILS works very well but does take a little practice as to correct procedures. That is true of the real one as well from what we hear from our real world Beta Testers:-)Keep at it because it is very satisfying when you do that perfect approach and landing:-)Merry Christmas!

>The SR22 is marvellous! It's basically perfect on every side>and I love to fly it in VATSIM - been doing it for 3 days now.>This one is worth every dollar it costs.Thanks George, couldn't ask for a better testimonial than that! The check is in the mail...just kidding, it's a joke folks:-):-)Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Well, after reading comments hear and elsewhere..me thinks I need to go get the SR22..she looks really good and I have been needing a good GA to hop around in.

>Well, after reading comments hear and elsewhere..me thinks I>need to go get the SR22..she looks really good and I have been>needing a good GA to hop around in.Thanks Eric, we think she will give you a lot of enjoyment for a long time to come:-)

Ron,Back when the SR-20 was released I asked about its .Net requirement and I think it was you who said you were working on getting rid of the .Net code to improve performance. The SR-22 page makes no mention of .Net, so does this mean there is no .Net code in it?Thanks!

Janne, the .Net requirement was removed at the time of Service Release for the SR20 G2. SR22 G2 does not contain a .Net requirement.We will look at it again as we approach next version of Windows OS and of course whenever the next FS version comes along:-)

Ignore the troll Ron and team, your aircraft are wonderful, I own the 20 but am looking at getting the 22 soon after the holidays ;-) looks fantastic...[h4]Randy J. Smith[/h4]AMD 64 4000+|ASUS K8V DELUXE|SAPPHIRE ATI X800XT PE|MUNCHKIN 3200|80 gig SATA|DELL 1905FP 19" LCD|TRACKir PRO|PFC JEPPESEN MOONEY YOKE|CH PRO PEDALS|

Thanks Randy, If you like the '20 you'll love the '22. Needs to experienced to appreciate it:-)Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

"Ignore the troll Ron and team, your aircraft are wonderful, I own the 20 but am looking at getting the 22 soon after the holidays looks fantastic..."I think the time has come to lock this thread. Tom has already mentioned this in a previous thread that ended with the same fate and had some of the same players, and I am aligned with his comments. I am challenged by the fact that some have chosen to engage this person in this manner. If the PM he referenced is true, all I can say is there is nothing to say. Today is Christmas. Even if you don't celebrate the holiday, engaging these authors with such remarks on today of all days is beneath comment. I don't want to see any more nastygrams in my email today, period. -John