Carenado Synthetic Vision System For FSX/P3D

Is the Carenado G1000 on par with that in the flight1 beech 200?

Dave

No.

If the product comes with a 3 year subscription to the SVS service, does that mean after 3 years, you have to buy the product again to keep using it? Or do you have to keep buying licenses from SVS? Or, can you keep using your product, but you just don't get any more updates (kind of like using an old Navigraph cycle)?

My guess, it still works after the three years, but the synthetic version doesn't. At that time you would have to buy a subscription.

So I bought the SVS,  Installed and it seems to be working. But i had to start from scratch on my Carenado Phenom 300. Uninstalled, Installed, then Extension pack.  I also had to go to my download link and re download the latest versions off the Phenom. SO it works but loads down the frame rates for sure.  I want to try Berts GTN750 with it with his mod. I may do that today to see if it works?

I have bought  the C182 with G1000 and Synthetic  Vision System but after installation none of the buttons work on the pfd. Anyone got any ideas please?

Is it just me, or did Carenado just RAISE the prices on all their aircraft recently? I see the Citation II is now $44, it wasn't before. The other planes are also more expensive than I remember them....

On 11/24/2017 at 7:37 AM, kenrees69 said:

I have bought  the C182 with G1000 and Synthetic  Vision System but after installation none of the buttons work on the pfd. Anyone got any ideas please?

I have the fix. Pm me

On 11/20/2017 at 7:27 AM, rightseat said:

If the product comes with a 3 year subscription to the SVS service, does that mean after 3 years, you have to buy the product again to keep using it? Or do you have to keep buying licenses from SVS? Or, can you keep using your product, but you just don't get any more updates (kind of like using an old Navigraph cycle)?

Why not just check the product page - and use simple math, of course. The $30 US software comes with a 3 year subscription. While it seems possible you could connive a renewed subscription; how much, at an aggregate cost of $10/year, could you save, over rewarding the publisher for an innovative product and simply re-purchasing?

On 12/14/2017 at 10:13 AM, aarque said:

Why not just check the product page - and use simple math, of course. The $30 US software comes with a 3 year subscription. While it seems possible you could connive a renewed subscription; how much, at an aggregate cost of $10/year, could you save, over rewarding the publisher for an innovative product and simply re-purchasing?

nah

It appears that SVS is incompatible with Prepar3D V 4.3.  Does not work even though the buttons are there. Used to work in Version 4.2