Looks great! I´ll also get that on day one (If I´ve got enough money by then.).

That is one sexy looking plane. Wow!

 

Bob

Looks fantastic, smooth and sleak. With a flight model as expected, this will be hard to park in the hanger for a while. Will buy the day it's released, fly it all around the south of PNW from Creswell, up and down the coast.

Beautiful plane. Good question on the RXP integration. I'd assume that RA once again shows how it's done.

Instant buy. :Loser:

I have seen many cockpit images of this plane and each one seems to be a different config. Some with steam other with 1 or even 2 mfd/pfd's. So, what type of instruments will it have?

 

Bob

I wouldn't be surprised if they offer a selection via their config tool.

I wouldn't be surprised if they offer a selection via their config tool.

 

Well that would be a big +

I wonder if Rob would care to leak that info to us?

Maybe he is lurking around somewhere :Thinking:

 

Thanks

Bob

Agreed, Bob. Maybe Rob can confirm the planed options. As much as I like the Orbx Lance, me thinks this one is a winner too.

Agreed, Bob. Maybe Rob can confirm the planed options. As much as I like the Orbx Lance, me thinks this one is a winner too.

 

That goes without saying. RA is the ........

I started to say it anyway.

 

Bob

I have seen many cockpit images of this plane and each one seems to be a different config. Some with steam other with 1 or even 2 mfd/pfd's. So, what type of instruments will it have?

 

Bob

 

Perhaps this will answer your question Bob:

 

http://forum.avsim.net/topic/365606-all-quiet-on-the-realair-front-anything-new-in-the-works/page__st__50#entry2367509

Perhaps this will answer your question Bob:

 

http://forum.avsim.n...50#entry2367509

 

Thanks Ryan. I would prefer no glass. Good news.

 

Bob

I can confirm we are having analogue gauges only, but with an RXP integration option to replace the standard GPS. I apologise if this upsets any fans of glass gauges. Our reason for this preference is purely aesthetic. In this kind of aircraft we think glass gauges are neither necessary nor pleasing to the eye. If someone comes up with an attractive suite of glass gauges design we'll be the first to use it but in an aircraft which is fundamentally about subtle lines, sleek simplicity and piloting skills we think traditional gauges that are attractive, clear and distinct, and give all the info you need instantly, are the right thing to include.

 

All the best,

 

Rob - RealAir

Makes perfect sense. Awaiting the landing of that nice bird.

I can confirm we are having analogue gauges only

 

Good news Rob, I agree 100%. Looking forward to the "very soon" release. You can extend on this if you like :Party:

Bob