Garmin 400 series simulator software manual#
Garmin 400 series simulator software full#

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Garmin 400 series simulator software manual#

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GPSMAP 521s (With Dual-frequency Transducer) 8.GPSMAP 5215 (Multiple Station Display) 2.GPSMAP 5212 (Multiple Station Display) 9.GPSMAP 5015 (Multiple Station Display) 2.GPSMAP 5012 (Multiple Station Display) 8.GPSMAP 400 Weather and XM Satellite Radio.So, Carenado should have put the RXP 430 in there because it would be as unrealistic as putting the current FSX G400 in there. GPS does that reliably, and when it's screwy, we use VOR's and ADF and dead reckoning as backup. Us real world pilots love flying and love technology that makes it safer and easier to enjoy what we do. But the C90 wasn't designed with just VFR in mind. If you just fly VFR, yes, GPS is a luxury you don't need. I admit that all real world pilots need to be proficient in all the current forms of navigation, but to say that pilots enjoy the way it was done is ridiculous for the reasons I states above. I guess what you're saying is that you'd rather fly an NDB approach at night, down to minimums, rather than do an RNAV approach in the same conditions? Come on, give me a break. It just works better at situation awareness and accurate navigation. THAT is not realistic.Īnd I do fly in real life, and I truly enjoy using a Garmin 430 or 530 better than using VOR's to triangulate my position. Just a GPS unit that you can enter in waypoints without having to set a flightplan from the FSX menu. No one is asking for an FMS and glass panel and a HUD, like you suggest. Aircraft that are built in the 1960's have new panels and avionics in them, why not do the same with the C90 to keep up with the times. I'm sure there is a way to blank out the comm's part to make it more like the GNS400 and even if there isn't, pull one of the Collins com and nav modules. If the GNS 400 is just a repackaged unrealistic FSX version (which I'm assuming from everyone's complaints) then why not throw in a more capable and realistic piece of avionics that is the RXP 430. If Carenado is going to spend all this time making the C90 a realistic aircraft then the avionics better be that way too. THIS is what the people are complaining about. The Garmin 400 (the real one) is much more capable and has more features than the FSX version. I don't think it's getting too ridiculous.

Garmin 400 series simulator software full#

You know those of us who actually do fly IRL, enjoy flying the way it was done before everyone relied so heavily on GPS and full automation. God forbid anyone actually hand fly anything these days, or navigate the old fashion way. its now evolved into everyone being upset over this bird not being something it was never intended to be in the first place.Įither buy it or don't, fly it or don't or just go back to your PMDG level fully automated whizzbang special, where it does all the flying for you. Plz people this has truly gone beyond those who were upset because of the bugs in the release model.

How about full auto land capable triple channel autopilot? and more EFIS displays than the flight deck of the Space Shuttle. and all ya'll are foaming at the mouth cuz it didn't come equipped with triple FMC's. Its wasn't until 2000 or so when the C90GT was introduced they began building the C90B's standard with all the bells and whistles all of ya'll are demanding today. They were first built in 1992, back when a GPS unit was a luxury not standard item, even in something as big as a King Air.