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The Phoenix Simulation Software Boeing 777 Addon for Microsoft Flightsim 2004. Overland Boeing 777-300ER and PSS Panel Merge using. Overland 777-200ER/777-300ER and PSS Panel Merge (Version. Overland 777-200ER/777-300ER and PSS.

If you want the simple answer to this, then it isn't possible. The PSS 777 ( As with most payware aircraft ) is far too complex to stick a GPS in it and hope it works. It is designed to be flown using LNAV and VNAV etc. If you are unsure how to fly it, don't worry! Nobody knew when they first started out either! I'm more than happy to help you learn the FMC etc. Once you have, it adds so much to the game, and you can still do plenty of hands on flying if you want!

Remember, you payed the money for the systems in the aircraft, lets not let them go to waste! As an interim solution, download the Meljet model ( Which is better than the PSS one anyway ) from AVSIM with a freeware panel. If you have any questions, just ask. Quoting (): cheers goFly do abacus offer a boeing fleet equivalent to the Airbus fleet No problems! There is no ' Boeing Fleet ' from Abacus, however my advice would be to stay away from them.

Many of the freeware offerings are much better. Feel There have just released a 'light' version of the 777. (Although I have heard it is a bit buggy.) ' The 777 features a 'Wilco Fleet' level of development. Complexity of some procedures and/or equipment functionnalities may have been reduced to suit beginners and medium skilled simmers.' ' There is also the Overland package, although I have no idea what it is like: In all honesty, I wouldn't buy anymore 777s when you already have a perfectly good one. All it needs is a bit of time and patience, and flying it is really easy!

Adobe Reader Setup File For Windows 7. -Gofly [Edited 2006-06-04 12:30:37]. Every type from fighters to helicopters from air forces around the globe Props and jets from the good old days Views from inside the cockpit Passenger cabin shots showing seat arrangements as well as cargo aircraft interior Pictures of great freighter aircraft Aircraft flying government officials Our large helicopter section.

Both military and civil versions Everything from the Goodyear blimp to the Zeppelin Beautiful shots taken while the sun is below the horizon Accident, incident and crash related photos Photos taken by airborne photographers of airborne aircraft Aircraft painted in beautiful and original liveries Airport overviews from the air or ground Tail and Winglet closeups with beautiful airline logos.

I bet I'd be a multi-millionaire if I had a nickel every time the word 'realism' came up at development meetings, or in emails between developers (would that be taxable? If you haven't noticed, realism is THE goal of the creators of addons and the simmer, virtually duplicating, as close as possible, the real world flight environment.

Newcomers to the virtual skies might hear the stories of the “square gauges', and scenery that resembled a geometry test, but not having 'grown up' with the sim industry, some may take what is offered these days for granted. Everyone eagerly anticipates what the future of simming has in store for us! The future is only seconds away! An example of this realism comes from Phoenix Simulation Software (PSS), and the folks at Just Flight with their release of the Boeing 777 Professional. When I wrote the review of the, also from Just flight and PSS, I had said that my interpretation of the word 'Professional' when used in conjunction with these products, not only meant a professionally developed product, but also that you, the simmer, needed to be a 'quasi-professional' with some hours under your belt in the virtual skies. The same holds true for this product, the 777. The 777 is, however, a bit easier to manage than the Concorde.