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RAZBAM **update**

I came over from the FSX/FS2004 forums because I saw Razbam mentioned. Has anybody had recent contact with them? I messaged them on Facebook asking to have my download links restored and I never heard back from them. :confusion:
 
TARPSBird said:
I came over from the FSX/FS2004 forums because I saw Razbam mentioned. Has anybody had recent contact with them? I messaged them on Facebook asking to have my download links restored and I never heard back from them. :confusion:
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I do not have an answer to your question, but can give you a statement from their website (http://www.razbamsims.com/index.html) -

"RAZBAM Simulations has been creating top-notch military and civil aircraft simulations since 2003. Until recently, RAZBAM development was focused exclusively on the Microsoft Flight Simulator series, including Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004 and Microsoft Flight Simulator X. However, the team has stepped away from developing for the aged Flight Simulator X, and into the split future of flight simulations: Lockheed Martin's Prepar3D (for civil aircraft) and Eagle Dynamics' Digital Combat Simulator (for military aircraft)."

I understand your issue though (I do most of my purchases now from SimMarket which does a good job of allowing multiple downloads over a period of years) and back up flight sim downloads often (1x per year or so).

P.S. You should give DCS a try. It's free with several good aircraft. After trying it, I'm sure you will want to purchase a couple additional modules.
 
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