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@Inboxie: Dobra, ogarniam.

Funnily enough, "study level" was a term kind of created by PMDG to describe their products and picked up by community as a kind of benchmark I guess. Although there is nothing behind it. It's just a facade term.

So by their own definition, sure, they are. But are they really? Their systems, ignoring some hiccups, are very good. But when you talk about study level you
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@Papinian: study level są używane do szkolenia pilotów w realu,

Certification requires not only that the user have the certified X-Plane software, but also certified hardware (cockpit and flight controls) available through companies like Precision Flight Controls and Fidelity. This is because flight training systems can only be certified as a complete package (a software and hardware combination). The certified software is available for $500 to $1,000 per copy from PFC and Fidelity and the hardware runs from $5,000 to $500,000. The retail version of X-Plane purchased at X-Plane.com is not certified for flight training right out of the box, since certification requires a software and hardware combination. However, the software available for about $80 at X-Plane.com is almost identical what is found in the $500,000 full-motion FAA-certified platforms.
http://www.x-plane.com/pro/certified/

np ten benek jest certyfikowany
fajazdrowia - @Papinian: study level są używane do szkolenia pilotów w realu, 

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