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Old 31 Jul 2010, 21:24
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Old 31 Jul 2010, 23:25
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Old 15 Aug 2010, 16:56
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How much is Prepar 3D license?

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Old 25 Aug 2010, 13:11
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How much is Prepar 3D license?

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Expensive. It is not for "entertainment purposes." It is marketed to insitutions that need a flight simulator for real life applications, like training.
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Old 26 Aug 2010, 09:07
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How much is expensive?

I can see you can upgrade from ESP ... and you get a more rich and accurate environment for professional use. They also advertise for accuracy of stars so does this mean it can also be used for simulation of space crafts at some point?
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Hi Folks

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They also advertise for accuracy of stars
so does this mean
it can also be used for simulation of space crafts at some point?
Computermensch -
FSX already supports both aspects.

There's an enhanced Star set package somewhere at AVSIM.

You can inject SimObjects via SimConnect or the Traffic Toolbox,
at altitudes up to 100,000,000 feet, (~19,000 miles, 30,480 km),
i.e. just short of geostationary orbit.

Hi-res orbital altitudes image

HTH
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How much is Prepar 3D license?

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$499

gibberish because what i wanted to only say was not allowed cause it was "too shrot" (Annoyign forum feature!!!!!)
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Old 19 Nov 2011, 10:58
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Very old thread.

Question answered after 1 year and 3 months!

A "developers" license is cheaper than a commercial one, at $10 /month or so.
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