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Concorde Performance System tutorials
Watch in the above video how to add a route in Concorde Performance System, the latest computation software for Concorde X. Still in donation licence (pay from 0 to unlimited price), the tool is now in version 1.0.0.1. There’s now a download link (see “telecharger” button at the bottom), but you still need to ask a password from the author via email : support.cps<at>bbox<dot>fr. The second video tutorial explains how to add charts. 4 comments to Concorde Performance System tutorials |
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What a difficult and convoluted process to try and obtain this software – forget it.
What a quick and lazy statement
From what we’ve seen it deserves the unique author requirement : an email.. that you could see – maybe – as an opportunity to say just thanks you dude. I remember when another tool Topcat was free in its first version. You just had to retrieve a free key valid for a few months. It was easy and fast to renew your key for free. If there’s less automation in this process, yes I agree. If this is too “difficult” for you at the point you will forget it, well for you. Maybe a realistic flight data package is not so important in your case.
I have donated that product, since I was waiting for such “realism” add-on for a long time!
Yes, its for hardcore pilots only.
Good evening,
A new version 1.1.0.0 is released featuring update auto check for future versions
Downloadable on the blog:
http://concordeperformancesystem.unblog.fr/
Happy landings