Tonimr

That happened to me... I reset to the recommended values and no problem...

A very competitive price.I really hope the NGX will be a best seller!!! http://forum.avsim.n...y-availability/:rolleyes:Edit: sorry; I didnt see your edit ;-)

I bought a Trackir 4 some weeks ago and I find quite difficult to get used to it, as it was a pain to keep it fixed on the neutral point, even playing with the speed and smoothness sliders and loading some of the presets.Yesterday a gave it a second chance and found out the key was editing response curves to your personal taste: might sound obvious, but I didn't try on my first attempts.It came with a Trackclip Pro (came as a bundle) but I do prefer using the trackclip with a cap!

Those are really good news... in fact far more than I expected :(

Thanks for all the answers,I've got a better idea of what to expect from both products.As David says, a downloadable version of the manuals in advance would be nice, I'd rather wait for the realease of NGX and try to defend myself with the digital manuals. depending how familiar I get with the simulation I'd buy the printed ones later.

Hi, While the 737 NGX is going to be my first purchase of a PMDG product I'd like to ask something on the printed manuals: The content of them will be exactly the same of the digital manuals that are going to be dispatched with the software? Is it going to be any restricion on printing the pdf manuals? Any discount on the printed manuals when buying the software? or on the software after buying the manuals? I'm not very keen on printing but studying and checking 1000+ pages can be quite uncomfortable on screen...Thanks in advance for the answer(s)

By paying for brand new software I thought we were going to get a brand new aircraft, not a worn out one!!! :biggrin:The detail in the knobs is at the level of the highest resolution macro photography....