Starting from the idea of displaying flight information like you would find at any real-world airport Super Traffic Board STB goes far beyond this by providing new and exciting ways of displaying your AI traffic flights. FWS - SUPER TRAFFIC BOARD V3 FOR FSX. Mar 31, 2018 - Super Traffic Board for FSX, FSX Steam Edition and Prepar3D V3 and V4. Look at most relevant Super traffic board download websites out of.

About approach charts, Since the 90′s I’ve accumulated paper charts from different sources. Aviators may give away olders charts, and in add-ons scenery packages charts were often included. Then came the electronics Jeppesen and for simmers simplates and equivalents. Razdatochnij material dlya doshkoljnikov po matematike 2. What have we now? • free PDF’s from literally all over the world. If you plan with vRoute you know that it will provide links to charts and sceneries (smart), or just by doing a search we may find the desired charts •.

It’s not free but not expensive either. The ndac software is a one place for all the charts also EnRoute ones. • • Aerosoft (Thomas Molitor) moving map software in wich one can installs all kinds of charts. Airport diagrams,,, and so on. Install is the word I will stop on.

As for many others products I will write about the user install and calibrate the charts. First buy the product, find the charts and install them • • Then we have the Avionics integrated ones. As the GMX200 does. SimFlyers has an Avionic suite gauges with a GMX200.

As seen from screenshots in addition to represent the world in a traditional way it may shows Approach charts as well. • • And when remembering the B777 we have of course the ‘s, Electronic flight bags. As no free or payware has yet modelled it on a B777 (PMDG in the future) we have to rely on some add-ons.

• FSWidgets EFB’s. They are available for. And in a way quit comparable to Aerosoft’s map. We have to install the charts, in fact it’s another buy in FSWidget’s shop. As often with these products US is well covered, but what about the other parts of the world? • And finally something interesting.

It’s AivlaSoft EFB. A little minus, it’s only FSX. This is a smart package.

It rely on Navdata from navigraph but will also read the scenery databases. This is important because one may try to fly an approach with realworld frequencies from charts (Jeppesen by ex.) and they will not match on the simulator.

It’s rare but happens. This EFB will present in sequence all the charts from parking to arrival. It also will represent the wind direction, all frequencies, checklists and documents. Checklists and documents are not automatic of course it’s up to the user to “install” them. But all others charts are here for the whole World. I use it on a tablet PC on a WideFS network.

I rarely use the moving map mode I just like to consult the charts I’m seeing. • For things of the past, Still available is the Abacus Co-Pilot software. It will read the FS sceneries and builds vectors simples IAP’s. George Lorsche has sometimes made FSApproaches programs a little comparable to what is nDac now. The was the first wide body twinjet produced by Boeing. Designed in tandem with the 757 they both share design features and the same flight deck. The 767 is capable of carrying up to 375 passengers with a range of 6,590 nautical depending on the variant and the seating configuration.