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correct :smile: --

feelThere had NOTHING to do with the EVO editions, nor the A380. feelThere developed the E-jets v1 and the original ERJ (just the 145) back in the early 2000s. the original 737 classic was developed for Wilco back in the early 2000s. ERJ v2 (135/145/XRJ) and the E-jets v2 were 100% feelThere with no Wilco involvement. the EVO 737's gauges were updated (mainly to work with win7) by feelThere about 18 months before it's release. feelThere ended it's involvement with the Wilco 'evo' releases at that time. the original CRJ release ... back for FS8/9 ... was developed by feelthere. the 'evo' CRJ has no feelThere involvement.

manual for the ERJv2 as quoted from the support forum's FAQ - Q. where is the manual? A. OS 'START' menu : All Programs : feelThere : ERJ

i've been having search issues for about two weeks. this is across four computers and across about 15 networks (have been traveling so from many different IP's around the SW and South parts of the US). following errors just received when wanting to search JUST the forum (the 'google' search is worthless and does not find 95% of the topics i'm looking for ... but plenty of ads!) example of errors that happened just now and example of the errors received with 4 of 5 searches - forum.avsim.net Driver Error There appears to be an error with the database. If you are seeing this page, it means there was a problem communicating with our database. Sometimes this error is temporary and will go away when you refresh the page. Sometimes the error will need to be fixed by an administrator before the site will become accessible again. You can try to refresh the page by clicking here ← Return to the index SQL Error An error occured with the SQL server:mySQL query error: SELECT cs_value, cs_updated FROM cache_store WHERE cs_key='mail_processing' This is not a problem with the IPS Community Suite but rather with your SQL server. Please contact your host and copy the message shown above.

for starters try this - http://forum.iemit.com/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=4541 in the above linked FAQ see the PMDG section. --

after landing try pressing the default 'spoiler' keyboard command (the <?> key i believe). this should close the spoilers. if i remember correctly it takes a MCDU override to turn off the spoilers ... again from memory ... but this isn't modeled on the Wilco/feelThere Ejets v1 nor the feelThere Ejets v2. --

i still look for things that are 'old as dirt'. folks still ask me for data that is many many many years old. keep all the data accessible. --

if you purchased the ejets from feelThere you need to contact BMTmicro with purchase information (date, creditcard, email address) - call 800-414-4268 (USA/Canada) / +1 910-792-9100 (international customers). there is no 'login' on feelThere's storefront www-site as no payware files are hosted on the site (see above). the only location where login is needed are the forums - feelThere's support forum - forum.iemit.com

a FSX native paint cannot be used in FS9. a FS9 paint can be used in FSX (may not look as good as in FS9). some FSX paints are really FS9 paints but the artist lists only as FSX when uploading to the library. look in the 'readme.txt' file for the author's contact information and ask him/her. --

an ongoing effort ...

comments like this leave me of the opinion that you really need to look at yourself ... a comment like this, said when physically stated in front of a person, would result in you likely getting punched in the nose. if you feel that my 20+ years of flightsim experience, 10 years of involvement with a flight sim developer and membership with AVSIM since the first www presence are worth nothing than just don't respond. again, feelThere HAS NOTHING to do with the EVO airbus releases. no idea what changes to code, no idea at all what/how/where was done to what/where system or modeling. using 'feelThere' in description is faulty as feelThere is not involved. If you need support or have questions you need to contact the developer – WILCO PUBLISHING.

yeah ... sure ... back in 2005, 2006 and 2007 when the 'pre-evo' planes were developed and released. there is no new feelthere code, graphic, involvment or undestanding in the evolution 'incarnation'. so back to the origninal question, on the 'evo' plane, feelThere HAD NOTHING to do with it and there is no 'feelthere evo airbus'.

there is no such thing as a feelThere 'evo' v2 airbus. feelThere had nothing to do (zero, nada, zilch) with any of the WILCO airbus 'evo' series. --

quoted directly from the manual, page 43 - Phenom SUPPORT: feelThere forum (registration required): http://forum.iemit.com

feelthere has nothing, never had anything, and has no connection with the wilco A380.

there is no such thing. feelThere had nothing, zero, nada to do with the EVO aircaft. --

same database as used by the Ejets v1 & v2. --

v2 and v1 of the Ejets use the same AIRAC database. --

same issue here ... look like one of the CSS pages got hosed. --

really? where? the only post refering to a GPU in the past two days (or two years) had to do with a graphic card problem. apply parking brake. wait about 60ish seconds. GPU will be available. most ERJs are used in quick turnaround situations so the APU is used, not GPU. --

doesn't matter (see my post above). one way to tell how 'well built' the component was built is to see how long the warrentee extends. in general companies shoot for a % of failure under warrenty ... so the shorter the warrentee time the 'less relyable' the product. a fun statistics problem ... and one i did many times in gaining my business degree 20 years ago. --

computer components can fail at any time ... couple hours or 100,000,000 years. you just never know. i have a 1997 CRT computer monitor that works just fine. i've had a couple of newer CRT and LCD monitors die with much less use. the sudden shutdown and for a while no re-start reads to me like the CPU has overheated and until it cools it will not restart. look at all your fans, MOBO, and case vents for excessive dust, pet hair and other items causing decreased air flow. a slowly dieing power supply is another culprit. --

feelThere has nothing to do with the Evolution Series. no code writing, no model building, no 'air' file development, etc. --

feelThere has nothing to do with the Evolution Series. no code writing, no model building, etc. --

this is no longer true. at the time of the Ejets v2 design, coding and release 64 bit was 'the rare' OS kernel ... to the extent that the minority of the feelThere beta tester group has win7. it is because we didn't have a 'critical mass' of win7 64bit testers to feel confident to state 'works with 64bit' on the addon's release now, with widespread use of win7 and newer CPUs the majority of testers are using win7 64bit. all addons and games feelThere has produced since the release of Ejets, Aug. '10, have been tested on 64bit Win7 systems. -- Wilco had nothing to do with the ERJ v2 (nor the Ejets v2). both are 100% feelThere products from conception, development to distribution. Wilco, like Simmarket, happen to be a 'store' you can purchase the feelThere addon. --