On 12/15/2018 at 5:06 PM, Kevin_mccue said:

Click buy and i got a 3 month sub for 8.50 euro, which is pretty cheap, just download the installer, install as it says, then follow the instructions, it will say you need to download the latest Airac and it will ask you for your Navigraph account info so it can verify you own the Airac, then it will install the latest airac into P3D or FSX which is 1813, the Airac i got you for the GTN 750 is 1803 which isn't exact but it's way better than using the 1611 Airac when P3D will be at 1813, you will find that with these addon's all the approaches will work in P3D/FSX and will work in sync with the GTN 750.

NOTE:  FSaerodata dont allow anyone to download old ones.

Just so I understand, the P3D will be at 1811 but the GTN 750 will be at 1803 correct ?

If the present GTN 750  v2.07 is ARAC is 1611, what is the P3D ARAC cycle at now ?

On 12/21/2018 at 1:36 PM, Greggy_D said:

Kevin, what is the difference between FSAD and this product?  They seem similar, but I'm probably missing something.

http://www.aero.sors.fr/navaids3.html

The free updates from aero.sors will update navaids, gps waypoints and ILS approaches. The payware FSAD does the same thing, and in addition updates airways, airspace boundaries and SIDS and STARS.

If you are using F1 or RXP products, the age of the default sim Nav database doesn’t really matter for enroute navigation UNLESS you are using the default FSX/P3D planner to create flight plans. The GNS/GTN databases contained in the Garmin Trainer (either 1611 or 1803), define all the waypoints, airways and SID/STARS independently of the sim’s own nav data.

It does matter if you encounter a VOR that has changed frequencies, or an ILS that is misaligned or on the wrong frequency. The freeware Sors databases can help with that.

If you use the default FSX/P3D GPS in any aircraft however, it would be adviseable to do the FSAD update at least once so that the GPS and flight planner will be aware of 2018 waypoints , airways and procedures. The default data in FSX is now 12 years out of date!

Awesome answer, Jim.  Thank you!

7 hours ago, JRBarrett said:

The free updates from aero.sors will update navaids, gps waypoints and ILS approaches. The payware FSAD does the same thing, and in addition updates airways, airspace boundaries and SIDS and STARS.

If you are using F1 or RXP products, the age of the default sim Nav database doesn’t really matter for enroute navigation UNLESS you are using the default FSX/P3D planner to create flight plans. The GNS/GTN databases contained in the Garmin Trainer (either 1611 or 1803), define all the waypoints, airways and SID/STARS independently of the sim’s own nav data.

It does matter if you encounter a VOR that has changed frequencies, or an ILS that is misaligned or on the wrong frequency. The freeware Sors databases can help with that.

If you use the default FSX/P3D GPS in any aircraft however, it would be adviseable to do the FSAD update at least once so that the GPS and flight planner will be aware of 2018 waypoints , airways and procedures. The default data in FSX is now 12 years out of date!

Thank You - you have answered my question about these 2 products perfectly.  I was so confused about these 2 products prior to your post.  

Happy Holidays

Is this just for P3D and not plain FSX?

 

Tom

1 hour ago, THibben said:

Is this just for P3D and not plain FSX?

 

Tom

Either..

It's the Garmin Trainer that is being updated. it doesn't care what or which Sim. XP, FS P3d..etc.

Edited December 27, 20187 yr by Adrian123

I'm going to update this as well but I was looking at the Jeppesen site and It looks like they have a deal with Garmin and was wondering with this update if the GTN750 now has the Jeppesen charts or does the Garmin Trainer still have the legacy charts ?

It is actually a mix of Garmin and Jeppesen charts.

I could use some help please:

I don't have this: C:\ProgramData\Garmin\GTN Trainer Data\DB

I have: C:\ProgramData\Garmin\GTN Trainer Data

No DB folder.  I have audio, fc_tpc, gdl69, gdl88, gsr56, gwx68, nonvol, Resources, WWWx

Thanks.

Edited December 29, 20187 yr by Dreamflight767

Figured out my issue.  Thanks.

On 12/23/2018 at 9:51 AM, JRBarrett said:

The default data in FSX is now 12 years out of date!

Right, also for example, I'm using CS-757 which has AIRAC 1702 and LNM with 1801 and ActiveSky with 1601 so if I do get a 1/month Nav sub it would be nice to have everything on (or nearly) the same page.

Thank You Kevin!!! for the heads up here.

I was able to update both my 750 and P3D to the latest AIRAC. Without coming across your post it would have just passed me by.

Appreciate your heads up!

Cheers,

Biob

How do we know if P3D is upto 1813 ?

For example I just loaded KOLM in the default GNS530 and it's only showing me 2 approaches when it should have a few more. Any insight is much appreciated.

Edit: ok I just looked at the picture they have on their site for LOWI and it does show the updated Freq's in mine also. I think my understanding is that not every frequency or approach for every airport will match 1813 perfectly I guess.

Edited January 3, 20197 yr by FPStewy
Updated Info

23 hours ago, FPStewy said:

How do we know if P3D is upto 1813 ?

For example I just loaded KOLM in the default GNS530 and it's only showing me 2 approaches when it should have a few more. Any insight is much appreciated.

Edit: ok I just looked at the picture they have on their site for LOWI and it does show the updated Freq's in mine also. I think my understanding is that not every frequency or approach for every airport will match 1813 perfectly I guess.

So im not too sure why there is a discrepancy between some chart's and the approach names we see in the default GPS, perhaps they are just abbreviated term's for the approaches.  I haven't noticed any approaches not working since I've updated AIRAC's but admittedly lately I have just been doing complex approaches like VOR/DME or NDB so less using a GPS though when I do I haven't noticed any problems.