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Carenado Seneca V Released

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RXP integration is mixed.  So far only Nav1 one can be replaced by a GNS430, and it's cooperation with Carenado's G600 is limited.  The HSI will point in the direction of the RXP planned waypoint, but will show no course indication, nor G/S indication.  Hopefully Bert can do his RXP magic and make it a little better.

 

I've asked Carenado to send me a copy.. if the G600 is similar to the G500 in the Jetprop, it should be possible to make the same mods.  Lets see what they say..


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What about adding RXP.ini with linkgps=on? Does that help RXP communicate with the G600?


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Just received my copy..  yes, you need to add an rxpgns.ini file, and that helps (a lot).

 

I would also add AutoCourse=On   (in addition to LinkGPS=On).

 

I'm going to send Carenado a fix to get the LPV glidepath indicator to show up,

and optionally a way to turn off the annoying Alerts.


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You ROCK Bert!

 

Thanks for all you do,

 

Scott

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Unfortunately (for me) most (if not all) of Carenado's recent releases, all include a glass cockpit and no classic ADI/HSI etc anymore.

Also the glass panels don't have full cunctionality (which I can understand, but nevertheless)

 

Personally I don't like glass at all in low-and-slow aircraft, if I want glass I fly a Boeing or Airbus.

I sent Carenado an email asking if they have plans to release an classic ADI/HSI mod for the Seneca.

They will consider it, (for what it's worth.... I sincerely hope so they do)

 

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Unfortunately (for me) most (if not all) of Carenado's recent releases, all include a glass cockpit and no classic ADI/HSI etc anymore.

Also the glass panels don't have full cunctionality (which I can understand, but nevertheless)

 

The G500 in the JetProp is a very workable system when coupled with RealityXP integration, as the full featured Garmin(s) do the heavy lifting, and the G500 is simply a nice display.  I expect (especially with a few mods from Bert) that the G600 in this will work similarly.  With RXP the G500 (and hopefully the G600) is a completely different animal than what you have to live with when using one of the G1000 planes.

 

My personal preference would've been an avionics package similar to the piston Malibu, which basically reflects the previous generations avionics, but I can live with this as well.  Had they gone wit the current G1000 avionics it would've been a pass for me also.

 

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LOL the battle of the admin bots.....FSX Forum to Bargain Hunters....Bargain Hunters to FSX forum....FSX Forum to Bargain Hunters....

 

Thanks Bert for taking this bird on, despite a few fixable bugs that hopefully Carenado will get, and the improved RXP integration, it should really be a nice plane.  Maybe Carenado would consider dual RXP for a service pack.

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If you have the RXP Unlimited pack, you can install dual 430s in the panel:

 

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Window01]
window_size=0.3214, 0.4320
visible=1
ident=10010
position=8
zorder=99
gauge00=rxpGNS!GNS430,0,0,100,50
gauge01=rxpGNS!GNS430_2,0,50,100,50

[Vcockpit02]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=512,512
visible=0
pixel_size=513,513
texture=$Panel_2


gauge00=rxpGNS!GNS430,  -20,  0,542,256
gauge01=rxpGNS!GNS430_2,  -20,245,542,256
//gauge02=PA34V!ToggleCAR430,     64,0, 256, 32


rxpgns.ini file:

[GNS430]
Popup=10010
AutoPilotMode=2
Radios=1
LinkCdiKey=On
AutoApproach=Off
AutoCourse=On
LinkVor=1
LcdStyle=Off
AutoWidth=600
AutoHeight=252
Trainer=
NoKeyClick=Off
GndSpdFromDeltaLatLon=Off
Brightness=-1.0000
TCAD=On
LinkGPS=On
Crossfill=On
[GNS430_2]
Popup=10010
AutoPilotMode=2
Radios=2
LinkCdiKey=On
AutoApproach=Off
LinkToVor=On
LcdStyle=Off
AutoWidth=600
AutoHeight=252
CrossFill=On


If you only have  single RXP 430, you should still edit the panel to get a better fit.

 

1. Run the RXP430 Carenado app

 

2. Edit the panel.cfg file by hand:

 

[Vcockpit02]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=512,512
visible=0
pixel_size=513,513
texture=$Panel_2


gauge00=rxpGNS!GNS430,  -20,  0,542,256


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As we've seen with other Carenado releases, you may have to turn off "instrument reflections" to make the popup click spots work.  (shift-3 to change)


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I've sent off the G600 mods to Carenado, but if you would like to test them (with an RXP GNS430),

send me a PM with your email address..


Bert

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Hi everybody,

been pretty keen on this release, but my question is about the FPS impact because all of that glass inside again?!

Anyway compareable to the Jetprop or TBM?
Any info would be very appreciated!

 

Cheers!

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