is the aerosoft pmdg 737 ngx the same as pmdg 737 ngx
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Hi, Aerosoft GmbH and PMDG Simulations,LLC are Partner trademarks and brand names related to this software.
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yes it is pmdg build the program and aerosoft market it, when purchased always go the pmdg.com website for support and aircraft liveries.
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Yes it is fully compatible with FSX. I am running it with FSX on Windows 8.1 with no issues.
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I only know it supports FSX, and then that's is questionable. I bought 3 if them based on reviews from other post. Personally I would not recommend them to any one.
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I believe so, I bought a Nano QX and flew it with my transmitter that I had from a mCx2 from about two yeas ago.
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They do appear to be the same after comparing the two via the intermatic site with just a change in designation. Probably best to call them on Monday. I have conversed before with the technical dept. and the gentleman I conversed with was informative.
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The difference is the the 737 has the 5G plush processing with the 12 bit color depth. Which is different than the 36 bit color display and the 6 color mixer, which both TV's have. The other has 6 or 8 bit depth. It makes the picture look nicer. The cheaper one does also have some sort of plush processing that smooths out standard def stuff, but this ones is better. The color bit depth is the main thing though. I'm getting the 737. I'm waiting until Christmas season starts though, to see if the price drops any more.
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George, The panel works with everything in FSX. I have a 'mixed-bag' hangar full of 200+ freeware and payware craft and all my Saitek panels work with all my planes/boats/vehicles without fail. Actually the panels make a lot of freeware pieces more fun due to a lot of them having a 2D 'pit instead of a VC. Like I put in the review, I liked the first two FIPs I got so much that I had to get two more! You will not be disappointed.
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@Gene, I'm thinking about getting the 737 as well but I'm ify about the quality vs lcd quality (mainly the blacks) and the fact that dlps are dying out. What are your thoughts?
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If you look at the datasheets for each, they are basically identical, except the NHB Professional Home Brewer is a bit smaller profile overall. See the following pages: http://ec1.images-amazon.com/media/i3d/01/A/man-migrate/MANUAL000052128.pdf http://www.bunnomatic.com/pdfs/retail/specsheets/r7_NHBX.pdf
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There were two very old updates but Microsoft stopped support for the simulator itself about 5 or so years ago. There are tons of companies and individuals who are creating fantastic planes (PMDG, QualityWings, Captainsim) and sceneries (aerosoft and lago). Tons of Payware and freeware that is all high quality. It can be as real as going on line and having a real ATC supervise you from takeoff to landing or just fun. Great community.
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It comes with a pretty decent number of liveries...mostly all of the major airlines from what I recall. If there's one you don't see, you may be able to find it elsewhere online.If you can afford it, I'd also suggest the PMDG 777!!
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No different part # different application. Check PROGGRESIVE website b4 ordering.
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After searching the web, I'd recommend going to 'flightsim.com' and to the forum,and you may find some answers there. Myself, I've experienced over sensitivityon X Plane and FSX on my HP Pavilion i5, using the CH Flightstick Pro. In contrast,my old PII 333 with parallel ports, Flightstick Pro, Pro Throttle and Ch Rudder pedalis still as good as it gets for realism, regardless of the older graphics. I have flownactual aircraft and know how a sim should fly. It'll be a sad day when my old systemchecks out! I'm no expert, but can't understand the present compatibility factor between theflight sims and the sticks. Hope this info was somewhat helpful. Ron K After searching the web, I'd recommend going to 'flightsim.com' and to the forum,and you may find some answers there. Myself, I've experienced over sensitivityon X Plane and FSX on my HP Pavilion i5, using the CH Flightstick Pro. In contrast,my old PII 333 with parallel ports, Flightstick Pro, Pro Throttle and Ch Rudder pedalis still as good as it gets for realism, regardless of the older graphics. I have flownactual aircraft and know how a sim should fly. It'll be a sad day when my old systemchecks out! I'm no expert, but can't understand the present... » Read More After searching the web, I'd recommend going to 'flightsim.com' and to the forum,and you may find some answers there. Myself, I've experienced over sensitivityon X Plane and FSX on my HP Pavilion i5, using the CH Flightstick Pro. In contrast,my old PII 333 with parallel ports, Flightstick Pro, Pro Throttle and Ch Rudder pedalis still as good as it gets for realism, regardless of the older graphics. I have flownactual aircraft and know how a sim should fly. It'll be a sad day when my old systemchecks out! I'm no expert, but can't understand the present compatibility factor between theflight sims and the sticks. Hope this info was somewhat helpful. Ron K « Show Less
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Any Spectrum brand DSM2 or DSMX type TX will work with this plane. I would recommend the DX6i for a inexpensive introduction to a computer radio.
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Yes it works perfectly. I've used it with flight simulator X and have had no problems. If you do happen to have any issues just calibrate the joystick when you plug it in, and that's it. I'm not sure how it compares to Windows 7 because I didn't use FSX with that operating system.
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If you are using a standard label printing software such as Seagull Bartender or Wasp Labeler then, yes, these printers will act exactly the same. The only difference is the print language spoken to the printer if you're embedding print commands into a custom application. Standard, Windows-based software will have drivers that speak to the printer regardless of whether it is EPL (which is the standard print language for the 2844) or ZPL (which is the print language spoken to the Z model).
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Yes, the GPSs both have the same data output sentences over UART according to the standards set by the National Marine Electronics Association