Hi, there

Uwe, Thanks for your detailed responses to this thread.I'm a huge fan of the RXP530, but despite what everyone says I get significant framerate hits when running it (and I am running the latest stuff). So, what I'm looking for is a way to run some kind of 530 emulator on a 2nd, dedicated PC.The thing I'm a little fuzzy on is how the FSGarmin will work with certain aircraft - for instance, the Eaglesoft Citation X. That airplane "knows" about the RXP530 as a navigation source for the PFD and autopilot. The question is, will FSGarmin work with aftermarket products like that?I could of course try it for myself but that would involve a couple hours of work and I'd prefer to rely on other people's expertise 8^) .cheers,Dave Blevinshttp://www.flightfactory-simulations.com/h...ster_banner.jpg

Well thanks to your time and full featured explanation I was able to get it installed and running. How in the world do they expect people to use the Garmin without any type of installation manual? How strange for such a powerful add-on.It's really nice to lock my FPS at 30 and turn on the GPS and Still see my FPS at 30!But of course one more question. I see I will have to do training on it but I am hoping I can at least use it like the default FS Garmin. But what I see is my airplane on a nice "black" outline of the USA. No detail - no nuttin'. Do I have to load data, maps, etc, for each flight in order to see airports, ILS's and the like? thx.

Well right after that long speach of seeing nuttin' I just pushed a button by accident and low-and-behold I am seeing "stuff"... i.e. good stuff - airports, lakes, compass rose.Yes, time to start readin' the manual. Thanks again Uwe.pony

Hi Dave,the approach of the FSGarmin530 to autopilot coupling is quite ingenious actually - it exports its flightplan to the default GPS, from where the autopilot gets fed. Every aircraft that

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