Joe L

First choice - F-100 Super Sabre Second - Double Ugly / F-4 (b version) Third - Model 17 Staggerwing

Looking at SkyVector there is a short lived but very large TFR tomorrow that stretches 360 miles north to south, 60 miles or so wide touching Nevada, covering half of Utah, slices across southeastern Idaho and into a small part of Montana, surface to 99,000' listed as a "Space Launch". Looks to be a reentry corridor for the Varda satellite, stated on some sites as a private commercial "mini pharmaceutical factory". Target landing spot is Dugway Proving Ground, site of US's biological and chemical weapons (former) testing / storage "where scientists work with the world's deadliest chemical and biological weapons in a top-secret military zone". Don't think I have seen a TFR that large before... Perhaps SciFi comes to reality.😆

Not sure this is correct? I see ini builds at £18.30 GBP, which they say is $23.06 USD. ORBX is $35.20 AUD, which they say is $22.99 USD. So ORBX may be the less expensive option, saving a whopping 7 cents! If you see $18USD please share the link... Joe

Yes, actually I do. I wouldn't expect it for the raw difference, but if the discount on the combined price of both products is x%, then I would x% off the retail of the remaining product. I do not see them as some poor struggling developer. They have an almost well maintained professional storefront, and come across as wanting to be a top tier professional reseller. My expectation may be outside FS norms, but not without precedent. Many of the various 3rd party developer titles purchased on Steam have offered this scenario from high end racing sims to military strategy games to plain FPS games. Buy a bundle that you already own a part of and you are most likely getting the new content at an adjusted cost (and not have to pay for what you already purchased before). So, in that respect yes I am a spoiled consumer. Doesn't really matter, because I am not getting a discount, and as said, just wait for a sale. I also have learned not be an early adopter with them knowing they may toss out deals like this one (and seem to have a habit of rushing titles out).

No, you are wrong. Months maybe, a week or two, not hardly.

Not fair at all, and yes, I can expect a developer to support me as I support them if I buy their products at release.

It is depressing how some want to do not nothing but jump on people without any real contribution to the thread. The OP asked a valid question, and most with common sense would understand what was meant by "on-line reviews". I shared my experience as did others and the OP can make up his mind accordingly. Maybe other's positives experiences will sway him, maybe not, but to just try and humiliate people in these situations is just childish.

I have the Orion2 HOTAS stick and throttle. I would be cautious - my experience is I like the units, BUT, after a few months one button on one throttle grip stopped working. Their first and immediate response was that I was outside the warranty period, despite me giving them all the information about my purchase and being well within the warranty. After some persistence and back and forth they agreed to send me a new button and the cable connecting the handle to the base. But they expected me to "weld" the parts back on (they meant solder). The parts did not require soldering, but I had to disassemble the handle and the base. Neither of those worked, so I can only assume it is related to the circuit board in the base. No help, no instructions, no follow up. I gave up not wanting to tear the base apart further and risk making it worse.

I found the CHT readout by looking at real world videos, it is the tape gauge second from right in the middle row. It is labeled in the real world, not is sim, AND, it is ridiculously off - in full power climb in never got over 140 deg, in cruise it was less than 120 deg. I also noticed that the description in the MSFS Hanger reads for the P2006T, not the 2012. I fixed the speed readout in the G1000 to have yellow arc start at 176kts, as it appears in the real videos, have not figured out how to fix the standby gauge though. Hopefully this and the rocket ship performance will all be addressed. Very rushed and poor attention to detail.

I bought this, feel like it is not necessarily complete. The manual lists Green Arc speeds at 176kts KIAS, I see Yellow Arc speeds starting at about 140. I now see that in the YouTube videos, I did not watch / listen to them all the way through but wondering it that was even caught or mentioned? Manual also references monitoring CHT in climb, but I do not see it in any of the screens. Has potential, but little items like that are annoying, esp for the price. Nice to have eye candy like safety guides in seat pockets, etc, but at least get the basics right...

Aerosoft is pretty shady IMHO. The cost in Euro 33.50 in the European shop, but if you switch to the US Shop it is $39.99 (both w/o VAT). Meanwhile Contrail is $37.38USD, which is much closer to the 33.50Euro at current rates.

The P2006T has retractable gear, but a cruise speed almost 30kts less. The P2012 looks to be a fixed gear workhorse.

I do have Navigraph - I even looked at the Little NavMap and didn't snap I had the info box in the wrong selection. I looked at the same aerial from Google Maps - AirNav lists it as "Surface: asphalt/turf" so it must default to the asphalt I guess.

I see the same as the OP. It does appear as a default field in Maine, I have no add ons in the area. The Sectional lists elevation as 338', but when I start there in MSFS I am at sea level.

The Q400 is in my Vimeo, the A320 program is nowhere to be seen for me.