BillCalvert

Asking for help-- Anyone know of a source for the Navy T 34b, T 45 and EA6b, that would be compatible with FG. Please let me know. Thanks Bill Calvert

I am getting desperate for just 3 aircraft to add to my flying list: Navy T 34, Navy T 45 and Navy EA6b. I have the Flight Gear sim and if I could add those planes I would be forever happy. ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED. Bill Calvert

Flight Gear is compatible to win10 and I am satisfied with what flying I want to do. I have all the airports in North America and with Flight Planner maps available online I can fly to anyplace in US I could possibly want. My only disappointment is, some planes I want are not available or compatible with FG. like Navy T34, EA6b and T48. I had been spoiled to FS2004, but it is not compatible to W10. Bill Calvert If you know a source for the plane I mentioned , let me know----Thanks

I really would like to add the Navy T 34 , T 45 and EA 6B to my available planes and I need help. I am relatively new to FS. I have the Flight Gear program. Thanks for any help. Bill Calvert

Yep,---and realized the fact not long after my money was down the tube. What really irritates me is I can't pull in aircraft from other sources. one consolation is - every airport I may want is available----- Thanks for your prompt reply Dave. Bill Calvert

I have VP3D loaded on Windows10 and it is working fine. I am satisfied with the operations and I think every airport in the US is available on the North American Scenery Disc. I have not been able to download the Flight Planner maps, however. That has not been a problem as those maps are available online. There are additional aircraft available also. So, all is good to that point. I'm flying--but, I want to add aircraft, namely, Navy T34B, EA6B and T45. Those aircraft aren't available on 3D and I've tried contacting those people several times and can' get a reply. I suppose my plea is--Anyone out there know of a source for those aircraft that would be VP3D compatible. Thank you for your help. Any communication would be appreciated. Bill Calvert