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http://flyingtigersgroup.org/ Your favourite airline (any airline) is there.

Wow nice 777 action Gabriel!!

Sorted out, thank you!

I have a problem with several download managers. If I download the file directly, it will start with the chrome default download window and will inevitably end in a download error (in southern Argentina speed is 120kb/s at most!!!). So I always try to use a download manager to avoid this kind of errors. Thing is that no download manager will recognize the download link (I've even tried with URL routing). In the past I could do it with any manager in PMDG's files, but not this time around. Any magnanimous soul in mood to help? I really appreciate it!

charts.aero is great for that. And free!

Thanks for your input. I do have the bufferpools tweak, so I will delete it. I only have a couple more, like himemfix and another I can't remember (I should note them down). I could delete my fsx.cfg and start over again. I will look at your opic Jim, once I get near my system which has been away for a week now... Thank you!

Yeah, sorry. By 1,7gb I meant VAS. The only time I got a VAS related error was while flying the 777x into a congested payware scenery. This time around I was using a freeware airplane around the Sahara, not very demanding tbh, and FSX responded once I closed FSGRW. That's what is bugging me.

Hello folks, I've been having this annoying problem within my FSX. Over a period of time, it would stop responding. At first I thought it was due to having it working backstage while browsing the web or else. I would click the FSX tab and nothing would happen, only the sound and a black screen. I knew about the OOM problems, but in several cases, my memory usage was at most 1,7gb for FSX, so that wouldn't apply. Also uiautomationcore.dll was installed in the proper version for my W7x64. Affinity mask for a six-core also applyed in the fsx.cfg (which I deleted to reset the tweaks, now I have 3 or 4 of them there). I knew that FSX would not respond anymore when I saw a message of FSGRW stating that it lost connection with FSX. Normally I would close FSX with the aid of the task manager, and then close FSGRW, and start punching at the air. Yesterday, it happened again. I was making a flight in the desert with a freeware airplane, weather was CAVOK, therefore my system wasn't exactly struggling at all to cope with it, and is a decent one. Suddenly, FSX stopped responding. Again. Then the little message on FSGRW saying it lost connection with FSX, while cursing at every molecule of air I started to close everything as I always did, just this time I started by closing FSGRW first. Oh, surprise! FSX was again alive. So, by closing FSGRW I could bring FSX back up and continue the flight. I always closed FSX first and then FSGRW, PFPX, you name it. This time I altered the order, and it worked that way. I searched in the FSGRW's web to no avail, I searched here and there but could not find anything that could relate to my problem of FSX freezing and then be back alive when closing a related software. Could this be the reason? Thank you for your help and merry christmas!

My love MD11 didn't get a slot in Ops Center :( , althought I can think why. Nevertheless, I have my copy and I wish you PMDG the very best!!

Climb rate for a given minimum climb gradient is calculated using your GS. For example, you want to get the desired Climb Gradient of 4% and you're having a 150kt GS, then --> 150*4 = 600fpm. That's your minimum climb rate for your given GS, in order to comply with the SID.