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Yes the CS737 does work under Prepar3D. But one needs to know and understand how to manually transfer and work with both FSX and Prepar3D's configs. You the user are at risk with no support unless CS changes policy. Sorry I cant assist unless CS gives me a green go light.

Green light given :)
But please check this KB entry[/quote]

Thanks Tanya.

This makes discussing it in the forums a lot easier. ;D



Kai-Uwe Weiss wrote on Apr 26^th, 2012 at 5:49pm:

hello, I hope I can put my question regarding P3D: the 737 is the only plane of the CS-series, which doesn't work in P3D. The gauges remain black. All others, like the 767 etc. work perfectly. Is there a short and quick workaround for this? best regards Kai

It works okay in P3D. I'm not good at configuring them to work perfectly (or near perfectly), yet, I lose some (interior) sounds, the rest works fine. A big plus for the 737 in P3D that I have found is that if I go into the menu (i.e. Fuel and Payload) and return to FSX I don't get all the switches turning off like has been reported in this forum. Admittedly, in FSX it only does it the first time you go to the menu to change something, but it is annoying.

Even I need a little. I'm finding it hard, in the P3D forums, to find the info I need so I get it sorted out! I'm not used to their forum yet. :(

Mark