June 5, 20188 yr Hello, I searched your forum to see if someone else has reported this issue. If so please direct me to that topic. I just updated my NAV Data the other day. I get my updates through Navigraph. They'll send me an email that the next AIRAC is available. I download the update for my PMDG product. At that point the next time I fire up FSX and load a PMDG product ( in this case the 747 Queen of the skies II) the FMC will list the current AIRAC ( 1806) on the Ident Page. I loaded the PMDG 747 today, and the previous AIRAC was showing in the Ident page and the message in the scratch pad said: "NAV DATA OUT OF DATE". Has anyone else experienced this issue,and if so, what is the fix. You help is appreciated, Regards, Tom Schneider Tom Schneider
June 5, 20188 yr Yes, check the Navigraph forum. The Navigraph FMS Data Manager path to PMDG has changed. You must delete your current path from the FMS Data Manager to PMDG and then manually rescan. I believe it was pointed to P3D, but after rescanning it will point to P3D/PMDG. It's fully explained in the Navigraph forum. Regards. Edited June 5, 20188 yr by Peter Webber Peter Webber MSFS 2020 & 2024 / Windows 11 / Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF / MSI Pro Z890-S WIFI / Samsung 970 EVO PLUS M.2 500GB / Corsair Vengeance DDR5 48GB 7000MHz / MSI Geforce RTX 4070Ti Super
June 5, 20188 yr Author Thank You Peter! I checked out the Navigraph forum. Apparently they made a change to the addon mapping. I deleted the old mapping added the new one, re-ran the current AIRAC update, and there you have it. Easy enough. Thanks for the direction. Tom Schneider Edited June 5, 20188 yr by hornet65 Tom Schneider
June 5, 20188 yr Normally, I just install it to a temporary directory, then manually move it to where it needs to go. That way, there's no discrepancy as to where the files actually are. Captain Kevin Air Kevin 124 heavy, wind calm, runway 4 left, cleared for take-off. Live streams of my flights here.
June 5, 20188 yr Author Thanks Captain Kevin! I was going in that direction last night; then saw the Navigraph forum on the topic. Installing to a temp directory then moving to the appropriate location makes sense. That's definitely a good back up plan if this issue happens again. Tom Schneider
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