Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:12 pmGot a rather nice email from Aerosoft...
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2011 was a good year for Aerosoft. We think, no let me correct that, we KNOW, this is because of the customers we got. You see, we never try to sell one product; we try to get a customer who likes us and wants to buy more than one product. And to do so we got to sell good products for a good price and above all support them as good as possible. We also need to communicate with customers and our forums are a very important medium for that. Our forums have grown fast, right now we have around 1,5 million page views every month. They are lively, friendly and informative. And that’s because of the people who participate.
As a way of thanking them we will offer all registered users a free copy of the Aerosoft Flight Calculator. Every pilot knows that flying means doing a lot of calculations, wind angles, ground speed etc. And most pilots will use a special calculator for that. The Aerosoft Flight Calculator is a detailed simulator of such a device. It will connect to FS (FS2004 and FSX) to make it easier to input the required information.
To access you free copy, come to the forum that is only seen by registered users. You have to be logged on to see it. You will find the download link there.
It’s a true gift, no strings attached. Just a way to show we appreciate the people who make our forum what it is. We wish you a Happy Christmas and a superb 2012.[/quote]
So anyone who is registered can pick this up gift up...
Good on you Mathijs and Aerosoft!!
And thanks - it's a nice gesture, downloading it now.
As a way of thanking them we will offer all registered users a free copy of the Aerosoft Flight Calculator. Every pilot knows that flying means doing a lot of calculations, wind angles, ground speed etc. And most pilots will use a special calculator for that. The Aerosoft Flight Calculator is a detailed simulator of such a device. It will connect to FS (FS2004 and FSX) to make it easier to input the required information.
To access you free copy, come to the forum that is only seen by registered users. You have to be logged on to see it. You will find the download link there.
It’s a true gift, no strings attached. Just a way to show we appreciate the people who make our forum what it is. We wish you a Happy Christmas and a superb 2012.[/quote]
So anyone who is registered can pick this up gift up...
Good on you Mathijs and Aerosoft!!
And thanks - it's a nice gesture, downloading it now.Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:15 pmzkcav wrote:QUOTE (zkcav @ Jan 1 2012,8:12 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Good on you Mathijs and Aerosoft!!
I got it and had a play ... it's a real RTFM job!!
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:17 pmSoooo, I've bought both their Cat and their Twotter, how do I get it? 
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:28 pmAre you registered on their forum?
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. Our forums have grown fast, right now we have around 1,5 million page views every month. They are lively, friendly and informative. And that’s because of the people who participate. As a way of thanking them we will offer all registered users a free copy of the Aerosoft Flight Calculator.[/quote]
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:30 pmzkcav wrote:QUOTE (zkcav @ Jan 1 2012,8:28 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Are you registered on their forum?
No. Is it for members only? Sorry, I thought it was for people who had purchased aerosoft products.
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 7:32 pmconnor wrote:QUOTE (connor @ Jan 1 2012,8:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>No. Is it for members only? Sorry, I thought it was for people who had purchased aerosoft products.
Sorry I didn't put the complete email up - corrected now so theres no confusion
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 8:37 pmconnor wrote:QUOTE (connor @ Jan 1 2012,8:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>No. Is it for members only? Sorry, I thought it was for people who had purchased aerosoft products.
It is ... but the link is only available from/in the forums. The forums are pretty good, so you may want to subscribe anyway.
Did you get an email from Aerosoft? I'm wondering that maybe they emailed the forums users as opposed to just past product buyers.
Posted: Sun Jan 01, 2012 8:51 pmPointed to Greg sarvo , we also need to D/load and get up to speed on that as well
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 10:15 amAdamski wrote:QUOTE (Adamski @ Jan 1 2012,9:37 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Did you get an email from Aerosoft? I'm wondering that maybe they emailed the forums users as opposed to just past product buyers.
No email, but I'm cool with that.
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 10:20 amEmail and Link for the d/load was sent to me last week , another little prezzie to check out , for the ones who did not get a mail , i do wonder maybe a box was not ticked to receive promotions and gifts with aerosoft .
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 11:38 amGet the mail on 31.12.
Nice tip mates.
Dear NH90,
2011 was a good year for Aerosoft. We think, no let me correct that, we KNOW, this is because of the customers we got. You see, we never try to sell one product; we try to get a customer who likes us and wants to buy more than one product. And to do so we got to sell good products for a good price and above all support them as good as possible. We also need to communicate with customers and our forums are a very important medium for that. Our forums have grown fast, right now we have around 1,5 million page views every month. They are lively, friendly and informative. And that’s because of the people who participate.
As a way of thanking them we will offer all registered users a free copy of the Aerosoft Flight Calculator. Every pilot knows that flying means doing a lot of calculations, wind angles, ground speed etc. And most pilots will use a special calculator for that. The Aerosoft Flight Calculator is a detailed simulator of such a device. It will connect to FS (FS2004 and FSX) to make it easier to input the required information.
To access you free copy, come to the forum that is only seen by registered users. You have to be logged on to see it. You will find the download link there. http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php/forum/...ed-forum-users/
It’s a true gift, no strings attached. Just a way to show we appreciate the people who make our forum what it is. We wish you a Happy Christmas and a superb 2012.
Nice tip mates.
Dear NH90,
2011 was a good year for Aerosoft. We think, no let me correct that, we KNOW, this is because of the customers we got. You see, we never try to sell one product; we try to get a customer who likes us and wants to buy more than one product. And to do so we got to sell good products for a good price and above all support them as good as possible. We also need to communicate with customers and our forums are a very important medium for that. Our forums have grown fast, right now we have around 1,5 million page views every month. They are lively, friendly and informative. And that’s because of the people who participate.
As a way of thanking them we will offer all registered users a free copy of the Aerosoft Flight Calculator. Every pilot knows that flying means doing a lot of calculations, wind angles, ground speed etc. And most pilots will use a special calculator for that. The Aerosoft Flight Calculator is a detailed simulator of such a device. It will connect to FS (FS2004 and FSX) to make it easier to input the required information.
To access you free copy, come to the forum that is only seen by registered users. You have to be logged on to see it. You will find the download link there. http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php/forum/...ed-forum-users/
It’s a true gift, no strings attached. Just a way to show we appreciate the people who make our forum what it is. We wish you a Happy Christmas and a superb 2012.
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 12:07 pmDoes anyone here know how to use the "Centre of Gravity" function?
In a few jetliners I have, you need to put in a % value in the MCDU (in order to set the trim) - and it's a figure FSX doesn't give you. I have to look at the aircraft loading diagram and guess-timate it from a chart I cobbled up.
Can it be done in with this calculator (or any other way, for that matter)?
In a few jetliners I have, you need to put in a % value in the MCDU (in order to set the trim) - and it's a figure FSX doesn't give you. I have to look at the aircraft loading diagram and guess-timate it from a chart I cobbled up.
Can it be done in with this calculator (or any other way, for that matter)?
Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 1:41 pmIan Warren wrote:QUOTE (Ian Warren @ Jan 1 2012,9:51 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Pointed to Greg sarvo , we also need to D/load and get up to speed on that as well
Yes, got home and found that there was an email from Aerosoft pointing me in the right direction....