Which B737 model for cockpit?

Chwilami · 21.05.2007, 00:52

Hi all !

I have encoutered another problem during my cockpit construction:

Which B737NG model should I use ? I have MSFS 2002. I have tried POSKY but due to unknown reasons it won't work with FS2002. Is it designed for FS2004 ?

Which model will be best for home cockpit ?

Best regards, Pawel.

schneck · 21.05.2007, 20:05

Hi Pawel!

Great, that you are in the Builders-scene, too!

Sorry about that, but why don´t you use FS 2004? There are more planes, scenery etc. you can use?

Greets,
Tobi

Delta777 · 21.05.2007, 22:15

@Tobi: Das kommt ja auch auf den PC an...

@Pawel: There is a possibility to convert FS2004 planes to FS2002. It is a little program called MDLC.

I don't have a link for it but you should be able to find it via google!

Chwilami · 21.05.2007, 22:50

Hey !

OK, here's problem:

I am a student of Military Academy of Technology in Warsaw. We build our cockpit at school and there we have an orginal version of FS2002 for tests. If it is necessary we will buy the latest release of FS. But still, we have to make tests on soft we have.

OK, anyway... Any suggestions ? I came up with the idea to install POSKY on my FS2002 and discard MIP panel from it to operate only on FSBus switches and Glass Cockpit sotware. Correct?

Whenever I install POSKY on FS2002 i can't see any switches and on PFD and ND I see some garbage... Don't know what to do... Any ideas ? Is POSKY dedicated for FS2004 ?

21.05.2007, 00:52	#1
Chwilami Newbie Registriert seit: 29.03.2007 Alter: 41 Beiträge: 5	Which B737 model for cockpit? Hi all ! I have encoutered another problem during my cockpit construction: Which B737NG model should I use ? I have MSFS 2002. I have tried POSKY but due to unknown reasons it won't work with FS2002. Is it designed for FS2004 ? Which model will be best for home cockpit ? Best regards, Pawel. ____________________________________ B-737 Cockpit in progress... 10% done...

21.05.2007, 20:05	#2
schneck Senior Member Registriert seit: 29.03.2007 Alter: 47 Beiträge: 126	Hi Pawel! Great, that you are in the Builders-scene, too! Sorry about that, but why don´t you use FS 2004? There are more planes, scenery etc. you can use? Greets, Tobi ____________________________________ Mein Cockpitprojekt: MEIN KLEINES HOMECOCKPIT

21.05.2007, 22:15	#3
Delta777 Inventar Registriert seit: 05.10.2005 Alter: 37 Beiträge: 2.469	@Tobi: Das kommt ja auch auf den PC an... @Pawel: There is a possibility to convert FS2004 planes to FS2002. It is a little program called MDLC. I don't have a link for it but you should be able to find it via google! ____________________________________ Gruß Nicolas EDLP-Webcam \| Meine Files bei Avsim \| Mein Youtube-Account "In thrust we trust"

21.05.2007, 22:50	#4
Chwilami Newbie Registriert seit: 29.03.2007 Alter: 41 Beiträge: 5	Hey ! OK, here's problem: I am a student of Military Academy of Technology in Warsaw. We build our cockpit at school and there we have an orginal version of FS2002 for tests. If it is necessary we will buy the latest release of FS. But still, we have to make tests on soft we have. OK, anyway... Any suggestions ? I came up with the idea to install POSKY on my FS2002 and discard MIP panel from it to operate only on FSBus switches and Glass Cockpit sotware. Correct? Whenever I install POSKY on FS2002 i can't see any switches and on PFD and ND I see some garbage... Don't know what to do... Any ideas ? Is POSKY dedicated for FS2004 ? ____________________________________ B-737 Cockpit in progress... 10% done...

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