James Moses Charles

owens ice gauge would be the one u mean

I have windows 7 ultimate and running a bit of an old rig set up with Gerforce GT 520MX 1GB on and i5 core and i havent had a CTD situation yet. but i had did some of the immportant modifcations before running FSX. and having it in the root drive. and as for x-Plane i had thought of it but many forms complained about the physics for helicopters. and stayed with HTR on my fsx as for P3D i watched hundreds of youtube videos. and i dont see much improvement. if u to get the best out of fsx. just keep upgrading to better hardware as it becomes avaible im on my 3 hardware upgrade in the past few years and getting good results out of it even with all the other add ons ive paid for through the years

so true thanks JSkorna

sorry for late reply... i was typing alot faster then i was thinking what i was trying to say. then i noticed the dates on the posts and just thought to myself 2 years has passed they most of found out fs blaze is compatiable with fsx by now..

you could use FS Blaze in flight simulator X. Although it only covers north america as far as i know and it does hit the FPS a little. but here is how u would install it in order for it to work on fsx. 1) extract to an empty folder in ur desktp then open FSX main folder 2) drag FsBlaze folder into main fsx directory. 3) open fsblaze program and it will ask u for fs9 just point it to C:microsoft Games/microsoft flight simulator X/ copy over the effects to effects folder and sounds to sounds when it askes u to create fires make sure u have updated fire downloads. if u visit the noaa website u will only find the fires where the red dotes are hope this helps u Added not when i first put this to the test the creator of the program noted to me that he couldnt give any support because he didnt have it for fsx but ran smoothly for me.

personally all depends where u flying. ftx vector isnt as good as utx just yet. espically if your flying northern canada u couldnt even use a regaular map for nav it so bad right now. with utx canada its as accurate as it will ever get.