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Hey everybody. I was thinking about getting the 1900 but I have a few questions regarding the GNS530. From the pictures, it looks like it has the exact same GPS' as the King Air. From my understanding, you are not able to build a flight plan from scratch using the default GPS in the 1900? So my question is, do I have to buy the GNS530 from RXP, for $50? Is the RXP GPS fully functional?

 

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Hey everybody. I was thinking about getting the 1900 but I have a few questions regarding the GNS530. From the pictures, it looks like it has the exact same GPS' as the King Air. From my understanding, you are not able to build a flight plan from scratch using the default GPS in the 1900? So my question is, do I have to buy the GNS530 from RXP, for $50? Is the RXP GPS fully functional?

 

Thanks!

 

The RXP GPS is fully functional, but it only works in FSX, not P3D..


Bert

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You can build a FP from the UNS-1L in the 1900.

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Yeah, but its all default Navaids pretty much. Its pretty much the default GPS.

 

So in ither words.... useless.

 

C.

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You can build a FP from the UNS-1L in the 1900.

 

Yeah, but its all default Navaids pretty much. Its pretty much the default GPS.

 

Maybe someone could verify .. but I thought I seen in the docs that that the Navdata cycle used in the Carenado B1900D was from 2011 (possibly 2012) to enter your flight plan into the UNS-1L?

 

So, you do not have to use the older default FSX / P3D data.


Best Regards,

Vaughan Martell - PP-ASEL KDTW

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Maybe someone could verify .. but I thought I seen in the docs that that the Navdata cycle used in the Carenado B1900D was from 2011 (possibly 2012) to enter your flight plan into the UNS-1L?

 

So, you do not have to use the older default FSX / P3D data.

 

Have not seen this - different airplane?


Bert

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Have not seen this - different airplane?

 

Found it, for a P3Dv2 flight their FMS Navdata date:

post-140279-0-66566900-1391274865.jpg


Best Regards,

Vaughan Martell - PP-ASEL KDTW

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And here is the code that drives it... draw your own conclusions <_<

 

(E:Local Year, enum) 1 + (>L:FMC_POS_DATABASE_EXPIRES_YEAR)


Bert

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That is one way to keep the database (date) more current.


Best Regards,

Vaughan Martell - PP-ASEL KDTW

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The RXP GPS is fully functional, but it only works in FSX, not P3D..

 

Bert, is it only the RXP 530 that works or is there a 430 option too?

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Bert, is it only the RXP 530 that works or is there a 430 option too?

Only 530.


Bert

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Only 530.

 

Thanks

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