If any special procedures or utilities were used, please specify how the add-on was installed and enabled in P3D. Please post your results in this thread-once reviewed and incorporated, posts will be hidden or deleted to keep things tidy. This is a living list of the known compatibility or issues with add-ons running in Prepar3D V2, based on community input. There is absolutely no thinking required, which for me is a real plus for FSX addons. Once set up (10 minutes max) all you need do is click one icon and forget about it. In almost daily use, I have yet to encounter any cloud pops or abrupt changes in weather or winds. It is very simple to operate (ten page instructions in large type without pictures), doesn't change the FSX registry, and IMHO is the most realistic of the four weather engines in that it mimics actual weather conditions very closely.

I use it exclusively, with REX textures, instead of the weather engines in REX, AS2012 or OPUS. This includes a Weather Radar that is a unique Aerosoft development and that is fully functional without the need for a specific weather add-on! The Aerosoft Airbus A318/A319 contains many modules that are normally costly add-ons. Features include real upper and lower air winds, cloud types, clear air turbulence, icing, historic weather, weather reporting and flight planning and compatibility with ATC and AI Traffic. The ultimate Weather Engine for FSX and Prepar3D, giving you the best real weather experience in your simulator.

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