steam gauge king air

[LouP]

This is looking awesome.

Just Flight - Black Square Steam Gauge Overhaul series for default MSFS aircraft

(1433) Steam Gauge Overhaul - Analog King Air - Start Up Preview - YouTube

LouP

[jmig]

I would be interested in a steam gauge Barron. It is the fasted twin out there and I like speed. I have tried several of the aftermarket twin and just haven't found one I really like.
My favorite GA traveler is still the Mooney. I am looking forward to the Pilates PC-12.

[Tom Clayton]

That's a little bit too "study level" for my tastes. I can just about do an entire flight most planes from cold/dark back to cold/dark from KGSO to KBUY in less time than that video takes. But for those that do like the KA and do enjoy the study level stuff, I can def. see the appeal.

JMig, If you like twin props, you should try out the Diamond twin with the DA62X mod in stalled. It has performance numbers very close to the Baron, but uses much less fuel in the process.

[Seahawk72s]

This is looking awesome.

Just Flight - Black Square Steam Gauge Overhaul series for default MSFS aircraft

(1433) Steam Gauge Overhaul - Analog King Air - Start Up Preview - YouTube

LouP

Thanks for the heads up..!
Its good to see others taking a study level approach as it gives one the choice of what level of reality you want to fly at.
It also allows one to better appreciate an understanding of a real aircraft's systems. You have to give this group credit for taking the deep dive
where few other developers go. I wish them all the best.

I plan on buying the Caravan and King Air.

[LostPilot]

That's a little bit too "study level" for my tastes. I can just about do an entire flight most planes from cold/dark back to cold/dark from KGSO to KBUY in less time than that video takes. But for those that do like the KA and do enjoy the study level stuff, I can def. see the appeal.

For what it's worth, these videos really only take so long because they're demonstrating everything. I have their study level Caravan and I can do the procedures from memory in no time despite any tutorial video taking a while.