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I read these from the forum - Question is v2.0 available as a demo so I can use the features I want with FS9? Any thoughts of enabling the software with FS9 as there are many users still swear by it over FSX. 

 

1. You mentioned that you will supportFS9 with v2 - I guess you are using FSUIPC? Then there is a good chance that X-Plane will be supported as well. Should you ever need support for testing this me and others will be available to help Kind regards Kosta

   •  May 24, 2015
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   EFB version 2.0 status

   RayProudfoot replied to aivlasoft's topic in EFB v1 (Read only, no longer supported)

   ...And making it available toFS9 users will make you extra money.

   •  May 9, 2015
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So this the reason why I can get the flight plan loaded into FS9? Do I have any option that works with FS9? If I export the flight plan FS9 cant read it which I dont understand. What are others doing with FS9? 

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I am using the latest download build 108 as I have just downloaded the programme on a 30 day trial. 

 

I have followed the manual to create the flightplan and I can't get the GPS in the aircraft I have loaded the correct profile for to see it. I can't load it from the FS9 flight planner although I can see it in the flight simulator pln. folder. Any ideas what might be wrong? I will try again and send you the error log.  By the way I am using an add on aircraft and have made a new profile for it. I dont think this is the cause of the probllem. 

 

Geoff

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Add info

Sim = FS9
EFB v2.1 (Build 106) (Server & Client)
Setup = Same PC
Location = default
Copy = Demo

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Has this problem been resolved in the latest update as I am getting the same server exception error when I try to send the flight plan to the aircraft profile in the FS9 GPS from EFP2 client. This stops me from loading the flight plan and flying the route created. One other question when I create a flight plan it does not show the altitude restrictions or TOD in the plan. I have descent and climb profile checked. How does this get picked up by GPS without this information? 

 

Regards

Geoff