The UIVER Team will donate all profits generated by the purchase of this. This Douglas DC2 package for Microsoft Flight Simulator FSX is brought to you.

Hi,Hope this doesn't qualify as 'advertising' - it is for a good cause.Sent to me by Rob:The 'UIVER' team is proud to anounce the release of the Douglas DC2 for FS2004 and FSX.After many years of hard work and thorough research, it's finally ready.The revenue from the sales will be donated to the Aviodrome, Dutch National Aviation Theme Park and Museum.Aviodrome has one of the worlds last two airworthy Douglas DC-2's in their collection. The real plane is maintained by volunteers and with the money raised from individual and corporate donations. By selling the DC-2 package we hope to contribute to keeping this unique, priceless and historic aircraft in flying condition. Kryak dlya maker full. Your purchase will be a very welcome contribution!The package will be sold through the well known secure Flight1 system.For complete information on the features of this package and a link to download the Douglas DC2 for FS2004 and FSX please visit this site: Support issues and questions will be handled through our forum: We hope you will enjoy flying this unique, hands-on classic airplane!--Tom GibsonCal Classic Propliner Page: Freeflight Design Shop: Drop!

'I, and another poster, pointed that out a few days ago in this thread but our posts were deleted.' Please don't get me wrong--looks like a good package and lots of good people are backing it up.

Don't want this discussion to turn into something bad, it's just something I feel should have been pointed out from the beginning before people got a yearning for the package. Hope that clarifies my view--modellers most certainly have the right to attach any strings they want to a package and I've seen payware out there of far less quality.Regards,John.

Hi,I hope it's OK to post an announcement for an Update for our Douglas DC2 package for FSX.As some of you might know, all profit from the purchase of this add-on go directly to the Aviodrome Museum in the Netherlands, to keep the real Douglas DC2 they own in flying condition. This is one of two DC2's left in flying condition, the only one flying regularly.Best regards,Rob CappersDear customers.On, the 'UIVER' Team published an update for the Douglas DC2 for FSX.This update is free for existing customers of the Native FSX version.

Just download the package again, and re-install using your old key.!!YOU DON'T HAVE TO PURCHASE AGAIN, JUST CLICK RE-INSTALL IN THE FLIGHT1 PURCHASE SCREEN!! With the Uiver DC-2, I felt I would have been too spoiled by Accusim products and been disapointed. Hi, I'm biased ofcourse.The Uiver is not 'accusimmed' in that sence, but we do have full system simulations. The engines can be abused, and in that case will fail or catch fire. You can do a full, by the book, cold and dark start-up, with working external power, fuelpumps, priming, flooding carburetors, etc. Forget one step, and you must try again.

(or use ctrl-e, if you're lazy)Props can be fully feathered, and you can see the propgoverners move. Airstart of the enigines is possible too.Fuel system is completely modelled.Switching tanks is tricky, don't forget to flick on your fuel pumps, or the engines will stall due to lack of fuel pressure. Leave them on too long, they will fail.We have a working manual hydraulics system, with manual pump, in case your hydralic pumps fail.You can do wheels up landing. The props will bend, but the plane will not crash. (as with the real plane, that's why the wheels stick out a bit)At night, you can see if you're flying rich or lean, by the color of the exhaust flames.It all comes with 3 external models, plenty free repaints, 3 VC's (1 with modern avionics, 2 completely steam gauges, all fluidly animated and modelled in 3D) and a fully modelled interior, including loo;),and virtually anything that can be clicked, switched or moved in the real plane is animated and functional in our model.

You can download the manual from our site for free,, and see what we have to offer.You will not be dissapointedThe price is right, and the money goes directly to a good cause, the preservation in airworthy condition of the real plane.Cheers, Rob Cappers'UIVER' Team[/shamless plug mode OFF:Whistle:) ]All true nonetheless:(.