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Hello everyone, Because my current 737NGX training video series is taking so long to complete, I wanted to post a short YouTube video explaining the current status of the project. It's on the 737NGX MCP and me and the review team are about 40% finished with this series. I think when we are finished, it will be somewhere between 14 and 16 videos for the whole series - whew! I am working on this full time but it is a lot of material and is taking a lot of time. Anyway, I wanted to give you all who are interested in this, a kind of status of where we are in the production of t
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Just published is Jessica Bannister-Pearce's first review for Mutley's Hangar. Now the hype has died down and we have had a chance to get to know this product, Jess tells us how it is shaping up. Welcome to the Crew Jess, a great debut. Take a bow and more please! Review
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New iFly 737NG Interface Tool Public Beta A new tool for the Flight1/iFly 737NG series has be launched to allow cockpit builder large or small to interface their hardware with all the functions available in the iFly 737NG range. This has be created by iFly Pro team member Jouni Törmänen and while initially designed for the Pro cockpit builder version it works on the current FS9 and FSX versions just as well. The tool is a public beta at the moment to allow any final bugs to be found and to get feedback from the community before the final release. Jouni said "This is the interface between iF
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Complete an entry form for your chance to win one of five licenses for the soon-to-be released PMDG 737 NGX Edition of FS2Crew! This product is an advanced airline crew expansion pack designed for the PMDG 737 NGX add-on aircraft. It offers both "Voice Control" and "Button Control" options! Contest winners will be announced on Release Day, which will be very soon! Here's a contest hint: When in doubt, pick 'True'!!! More here.. http://fs2crew.com/cart/Contest/fs2crew_pmdg_ngx_contest.htm
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Rob Scott's take on the much awaited FSX version of this popular model, Rob says.. "I began this review a little apprehensive as I wasn't sure that anyone could match up to the fantastic PMDG737 that I was still flying in FS9. After 1 flight all that was forgotten and I fell in love with this fantastic add-on. It may have a few minor niggles, but they do no detract from the huge amount of enjoyment that I am still getting from it.." More here
