I mean, this is almost 2014! Who wants to buy something old. One thing that turned me off of it was in the title itself - 2012. Many people give this a good recommendation. Posts: 4815 Joined: Sun 3:06 pm Location: Concrete, WA ICAO - 3W5

It was time to start looking for a better solution. I'm not sure about this, (but I'm very tired of the wait, and don't intend to keep restarting it over and over) however after making some selections, REX, didn't save them unless I chose to click on ' OK' when asked if I 'want to fly now'. And had some time left over to sit and watch it load. HOWEVER, during the time that it took to start the last time, I trimmed my fingernails. If you want to be anal about it, you could make what, to you, would be the best sky for every part of the world and save each with whatever name you wanted.Īs a W.A.G., I would say that you have, at the least, hundreds of thousands of possible combinations. And the denizens of Moscow would recognize the sky only vaguely. What is perfect for Tahiti would look very weird to the inhabitants of the Sahara. Lets face it - no 2 parts of the world have the same water, clouds, sun, etc. The ability to fine tune your flying environment is one of the best things about REX. It took me a while, but I finally found some settings that make me quite happy. That's not to say that it doesn't have some strong pluses though. Although I'm pretty sure that a budding meteorologist would be ecstatic with the program. The manual is 70 pages, and overly complicated for what most of us want to do. If you've been reading this, you know that I'm unhappy in many ways with REX Essential Plus Overdrive.

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