SPECIFICATIONS
Works with Flight Simulator X and Flight Simulator 2004;
Compatible with Windows Vista and Windows XP (Home, Pro, etc.).
See your aircraft flying over satellite images fetched by Google Earth;
Works in map mode (as a moving map or GPS device) or in "tilt" view mode, to simulate real 3D scenery;
Aircraft's position and path is shwon by lines, curves and symbols;
View AI Traffic and multiplayer aircrafts directly in Google Earth, as coming from the simulator;
User's defineable keystrokes to set zoom & tilt interactively from Flight Simulator;
View course predicition for own aircraft and other traffic;
View a spatial three dimensional representation of aircrafts and paths;
"click and fly" option, letting the user to click any placemark in Google Earth and draw the route instantly from current aircraft's position;
Upload into Google Earth any flight plan generated by Flight Simulator and see it displayed with proper symbology throughout your flight;
Save current situation for future reference and to share it with friends;
Set map's style and behaviour (orientation, range, zoom, tilt); has also a dynamic zoom option depending on aircraft's ground speed;
"Always in front" option, to superimpose Google Earth anywhere over the instrument panel (requires Flight Simulator running maximized or in a window, not full screen);
Works on a single computer running FS2004 / FSX and Google Earth all together, or, for best experience and performance, can be used on two networked computers running respectively FS2004 or FSX (master) and Google Earth (slave);
Works in "batch" mode (fly without Google Earth, then save and review the flight's path later).
Doesn't require any additional software or add-on, other than Flight Simulator 2004 or Flight Simulator X, and Google Earth (works with the freeware version of Google Earth --- Google Earth Plus not required, but compatible!)
Trial mode is available, test before buy! (Works around Anchorage, Alaska, for a maximum of about 5 minutes);
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