Cameron

Yes.

In the Citation forum!

You have been helped several times via e-mail. The last being last night. The continual forum posts of nonsense need to stop. If you have further issues take it to support tickets. No one here can help you with anything of this nature.

Which, to the layman, means not something a pilot can press and achieve in the cockpit. Why do you suppose so many carriers opted not to have the single cue on the -300, Jerry? Seems weird considering many North American carriers use the cue on other aircraft. You'd think if it were a "simple" pin programming by a mechanic they would just go for that.

So looking into this more, what you've provided is not a valid ticket number. It would be in the subject of the e-mail. Best Regards, Cameron

Sweet! Thanks for finding that. I was searching high and low, but this somehow seems to be a rare config on this particular version of the 737!

Does anyone have some pics of the single cue on a 737-300 digital HSI? I'm not so sure such a thing exists, but definitely happy to be proven wrong in this regard.

Ah, sorry. Maybe another time. "in right angle" was not really clear!

I'm really shocked to see this response from Classic Jet Simulations. This is not a correct answer, and I'd venture to say he/you need to dig a bit deeper! I noticed you also weren't sure why Gizmo was on your system. The answer is because you purchased SkyMaxx Pro. It will NOT work without Gizmo installed!

I would too. I've never heard of such a thing.

This is exactly right.

You mean something like this? Enjoy!

Thanks! I'll look into this for you!

Hi there, Can you provide your ticket number? Replies are by email.

Yes, minors may use the site.

Holy cow man. Just install the demo and stop asking so many crazy questions. Your last one was already answered by me. How old are you?

A lot. We keep very busy as the customer base has grown tremendously over the last couple of years. Questions range from technical understanding of the products, download reset requests, payment questions, licensing questions, when a specific product will be out, what products are next, compliments, etc. In peak sales times it is not uncommon to receive 200+ support tickets per day and still quite substantial on a day to day basis. Want a customer support job? I promise it's fun.

We do very few sales through the year. The only one you can depend on will happen in another 11 months.

From where? For what?

Do you have the JARDesigns Ground Plugin?

Hi there, Please contact me over PM if you're truly willing to discuss. This issue of non-response from your side sadly goes back all the way to 2010 for me when the CRJ first came out and it took forever to get responses. We finally got such a response after plenty of panic and non responded to emails back then towards the end of the project. Sadly, the same has happened with this project not only for me, but IXEG attempting to contact you. It's highly frustrating to say the least. This will be a good stopping place for this topic for people to have context. No more debate. The chips will fall where they may depending on your cooperation from this point forward, so I'm locking this topic.

There is no link

Google is your friend.

No, there are no previews online.

It doesn't seem to be saying much at all, unfortunately (or maybe your silence on the answering of the question signifies it does say something ). But, all in all I'll put it another way... For $0.77 per WEEK in your currency ($0.54 for Americans) for an entire year, that's some cheap entertainment value. Go to a nice dinner and you've already spent more. Fill up your gas tank and you've spent more. Take your significant other to the movies twice a year and you've spent the same with no popcorn purchase. You're acting like a small boat trying to make big waves right now. It's not really worth the stress, Pete. Best of all, you can (as you have so awesomely pointed out) utilize Aerosoft data on all of your other add-ons! At that point it'll be up to you to decide to keep one, both, or none of these subscription services. In the end, you will either buy the 737 or you won't, and you'll use it as it was designed and agreed to be used should you choose to purchase it. If 77 cents per week (which is not even mandatory, by the way) is your breaking point to say "I'm sticking my foot in cement and not taking it out" then I respect that and wish you all the best going forward. We're focused on getting this product out. Navigraph's lack of reply is not going to stop us. Sorry.