Hi,I've never heard of this product (Electronic Flight Bag) for Flight Sim before today, has anyone else? Have I been living in a box?:( Its a serious looking addon product, since it uses Navigraph for its data I guess users can expect regular updates. Just one of the reasons I'm looking to discontinue using another flight planner.Here is the website: I'm not sure if this is a brand new product or an FSX update, guess I'll have to do some reading. Anyone using this product, if so I'd like your thoughts.Thanks. I understand it uses the Navigraph AIRAC, but where does it get the airport/approach/departure charts? Does it access the charts you have on Navigraph or get them from somewhere else? Anyone know?I've just been playing around with the demo, but it appears to generate the charts from a combination of the FS data and the Navigraph cycle.

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It creates a pretty good approximation of the real approach plate, when the approach is in the Navigraph set. If the approach isn't in the Navigraph cycle though, it won't show up in the list.Mike. Hi Everyone,Well, I did some reading and asked a few questions. This is what I've found out.1. The moving map display does not support/display Jet Routes & Vicotor Airways at this time, this option will be added in a future release.2.

EFB will allow FSX to run in FULL SCREEN mode over a network, not possible if EFB is run on the same computer, a result of netframe limitations.3. Inability to export flight plans to various addon aircraft provider formats. Only supports *.XML and *.rt2 formats, I hope this changes in the future.4. EFB is having a few problems dealing with addon scenery. Hopefully just growing pains that will be corrected over time.5. Runway length is displayed in meters, my understanding is there will be an option to select meters/feet in a future release.Just a very brief rundown on what I could find about EFB.

All-in-All, it seems to be a very nice addon to flightsim, one that I look forward to adding to my ever growing collection of flightsim 3rd party products. I tried the fully functional demo and here are my observations.1. The program will not accept 3 letter non ICAO airport codes used at smaller US airports like F70 or L69.2. It will not import a FSX flightplan with the above 3 letter airports either. The program generates a cryptic error window when importing the flight plan.3. It will show the charts for these airports but you just can't start a flight or create a flight plan starting or ending at any of these airports.4. It is not a complete flight planner.

You must either import a flight plan from FSX (which I couldn't get to work) or download a route from RouteFinder. (RouteFinder needs ICAO codes also) You can manually type in a route in the following form 'KRIV DCT PDZ J50 LANDO J65 EHF J5 YVR DCT CZBB' but there is no other way to enter a flight plan. (No you cannot manually enter an airport in the route that doesn't have a ICAO code) 5. Once you have a flight plan entered in the program you cannot edit it in any way. And again there is no way to manually create a flight plan except by creating a route.6. The enroute charts are basic only showing coastlines, occasional rivers, your flight plan, and only the navaids for your flight plan.

No other airports, navaids, or land data is shown. Note: Screenshots of the program do show other airports on the enroute charts but when I used the program I didn't see them.7.

The airport charts are nice and even display parking spots but as said in a post above the runway lengths shown are metric only. The plane icon displayed on screen is way too big and would make navigating an airport difficult. It's hard to see the taxiways with the large plane icon on top of them.Finally I believe that the program probably will appeal to some people especially if you only fly out of large airports and don't need a complete flight planner but IMHO it just didn't offer enough for me to justify the $70 US price. I will give a thumbs up for the ability to try before you buy so you can't go wrong there and I would suggest others do just that.Todd. Magix Digital Dj 2 V2.00 Full Patch. You can manually enter a flight plan, though it's a fiddly process.