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EZ-Doc vs Chaseplane

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7 hours ago, beechcaptain said:

If I'm not mistaken, the a/c in those two videos (above) are not PMDG 737s, but instead appear to be iFLY 737. Some one please confirm or correct me if I'm wrong.  

 

I don't have a 737 from iFly at all, so the video is PMDG 737. If you are confused by the classic version of MCP, I like it and it's all configurable through the CDU in PMDG 737 aircraft. 🙂

 

Nick Bebyakin   / Handmade cameraset - Ezdok v2  and Ezdok v3
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Thanks for the info Nick.  I was not aware or just plain forgot that PMDG offered a classic panel (mcp), and I've been a PMDG 737NG/NGX flyer since around 2006. One of those DOH moments.

Now, that gives me something new to look forward to for future flights.. 

Glenn Wilkinson

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