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Subject: Re: Hi guys, how's everything going?

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Bigean

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Date Posted: 13:27:23 06/05/02 Wed
In reply to: Olav/FPDA 's message, "Re: Hi guys, how's everything going?" on 13:15:36 05/03/02 Fri

Hi Olav,

I'm glad that you're still online. I was desperatly waiting for a FS2002 737 panel from YOU. Although I would have liked the 737 2nd generation panel better, I don't care to use 737NG as long as I can substitute the Microsoft mess with your panel. It seems you made most of the work...

If you want somebody to test your panel on FS2002 Standard, I'm happy to do that. If is is the 737-300 panel, I don't care for a manual at all for now!

By the way: You seem to be a 737 fan. Do you know a real accurate flight model in terms of performance and realism? I'm frustrated with the MS-plane that needs 55% for just taxiing and all those mistakes.

At the end I want to thank you for giving us simmers a wonderful FS98 panel that I was pleased to use for many years! You made the best usable and most beautyful 737 panel in the world. I hope, you can gradually repeat that for FS2002.

Hello from Bigean (Sindelfingen, Germany)

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