I picked it up this morning and ran it around the patch. The panel is impressive as it has a Garmin 600. Nice moving map and technology I have yet to try out. Great plane for the sale price.
I picked it up this morning and ran it around the patch. The panel is impressive as it has a Garmin 600. Nice moving map and technology I have yet to try out. Great plane for the sale price.
Jay
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Tim
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My goal tonight is to see if I can shoehorn in the GTN750 into that right hand slot of the G600.
Jim Stewart
Short attempt. That is most definitely a no-go. Both sides of the G600 are one gauge. The only way one could do it is to shoehorn in a different PFD on the left side, or hack up the Carenado G600 file so that the left side doesn't show in the VC gauge.
However, in line with what's been mentioned, I see absolutely no performance hit with this G600, and it looks pretty good, so I'll just use my GTN as a popup.
Jim Stewart
Yep, I'm loving the 114, to be honest. Wish I would of tried it a long time ago!
Jim Stewart
At least it was an attempt, short or long, which is more than I'm capable of , so thanks for trying. On a side note I flew around a bit last night and could not get the auto-pilot to couple with the GPS in NAV mode, and yes I had the CDI in the correct mode on the G600. It would follow HDG just fine.
Steve
At first I was not sure that I wanted this plane; with the engines so far forward and all but, that's just the way Piper designed it. Then I saw a few youtube videos of this bird and tutorials and
with no other vendor offering this at that price I decided to buy this one. So far so good. And like it was mentioned in this thread, no FPS issues with FSXA.
The left engine as far forward as it is does block the pilots view a little bit; you see a lot of engine from that vantage point.
I had asked PCAVIATOR if they could match flighsimstore's price...they responded with a negative due to Carenado not authorizing them to sell this plane at any sale price. Go figure...
If anyone's interested in the Piper Pa-46T Jetprop: at the Carenado store it's only $16, while at other vendors it's $23USD.
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Try the store at Carenado's own site, it's $15.94 there IIRC.
Edit: looks like they've changed it to $22 now..
I love the Carenado Commander. I have their PA46 too. I like the commander better. Everything works on the Commander the way it is supposed too. The flight model was redone and is very nice. I am a fan of the real world commander. I would love to get commander with the RealAIR or A2A treatment... I know it is not likely.
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