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  1. 11-25-2013, 09:23 AM #1
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    FGMS and P3D v2?

    Hi all, Hi JL, does your soft compatible with P3D v2 ?
    P3D V5 HF1 - PC spec: Intel i5-6600K, 16 GB DDR4 2400, GPU Nvidia GTX1070ti, M2 SSD NVme, JH FMGS, GSX, ASP3D+ASCA+ENVSHADE
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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    Hi,

    It has not been tested yet, though it should theoretically work...

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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    Quote Originally Posted by jeehell View Post
    Hi,

    It has not been tested yet, though it should theoretically work...

    JL
    rgr , thanks
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  4. 11-29-2013, 07:24 AM #4
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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    I am also thinking of purchasing the P3D v2, can you please share your experience (if you made some)?

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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    Quote Originally Posted by Stephan Schwarz View Post
    I am also thinking of purchasing the P3D v2, can you please share your experience (if you made some)?

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    Hi Stephan, you can try p3d v2 buying a monthly license (9.99$) and test it.
    I will do in this way
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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    Works without any major issues so far
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  7. 12-24-2013, 10:03 AM #7
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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

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    Works without any major issues so far
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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    Hello all,

    just my experience with P3D v2. With newest version of FSUIPC works perfectly with JL-FMGS. No crashes, just better performance and much better look on screen.

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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    Hello all

    I have some problems with P3d v2.
    I can't use the Ext Power to start the Airplane. It only work, if the Bat Switch in the Airplane is set to ON and i load the Airbus.
    Also i can't start Eng 1. Only with ctrl+e. Maybe i make somethin wrong, but in the FSX it works without problems.
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  10. 01-21-2014, 11:23 AM #10
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    Re: FGMS and P3D v2?

    You cannot use the default keys like "CTRL+E", you have to do the real procedures according the manual.
    Regarding the EXT POWER I have no idea, maybe another P3D user can say someting.
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