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Navigraph is getting expensive, but the built in EFB is not the solution except for those who just fly heavies.

They do? Honestly, the Scenery Gateway is something MS should have shamelessly borrowed themselves, in time for launch of MS2020.

Q3 uses streaming, less than ideal for PC use.

It sure looks like they’re going to pull a Nintendo with the PC adapter. (ie. Hardly anyone will actually find one to buy.)

It is the latest tech, but they're still out to lunch on the pricing.

The world map development is ongoing. It’s not exactly a simple project in DCS terms (objects need to be destructible) Orbx is making an individual map, and they are still at it.

It is an active project, but “they”ll post news when they have something to share”.

Even if the “Flagged by community members” is true, taking away the ability for other community members to click through and make up their own minds is unnecessary gatekeeping.

You have to be online to purchase DLC, of course; but do you have to be online to play that DLC after it's been purchased and installed?

Dash 8 Q400 from Majestic, and earlier versions from PMDG. You might see M$ Flight before either.

I thought they took 3rd party gauges into account in the last year or so. Eaglesoft, OTOH...

They released the DA42 last summer, so less than a year.

Anyone try this one? I'm curious how it compares to thier predator, since they've had a few years to perfect the concept.http://www.firstclass-simulations.biz/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=FCS-UAVW_D

http://secure.simmarket.com/dino-cattaneo-...htning-ii.phtmlAnyone bought it, and flown it, who can offer comments?Does it include a paint kit, or a texture sans decals/lettering?

Google 3D warehouse has some floatplanes. I've successfully converted one to FSX format. It looks fine parked on land, but I don't know what would happen if it's placed on water.I'm not sure of the legality of submitting any resulting files to avsim or what not, but it should be fine for your own use.