Took a shot on adding the GTN750 - seems to work just fine.

 

 

Window02=GTN 750

 

 

/ ******************************************************************

[Window02]

Background_color=0,0,0

size_mm=937,887

ident=14401

window_pos= 0.660, 0.160

window_size= 0.340, 0.580

zorder=99

gauge00=F1GTN!GTN750, 0,0,937,887,UNIT1.POP

 

 

 

in VC01 - 

 

add this:

gauge02=F1GTN!GTN750,  10,8,682,498,UNIT1.VC

 

be sure to comment out the existing gauge02

 

Always make a backup of your panel.cfg file BEFORE making changes.

 

 

Vic

 

Also try:

 

gauge02=F1GTN!GTN750VC,  10,8,682,498,UNIT1

 

and see which version you like better.

Interesting!  Didn't realize that that syntax removes the bezel. I like it. 

 

Now I like the a/c better. Using the AP, just setting the nav source to FMS uses the GTN.

 

Nice!

 

Vic

Good idea Vic.

Looks nicer w/o bezel.

 

While I wait for IRIS to fix the FP entry/waypoints/keyboard handling. Will add it to one of the textures.

 

Post Edit: adjusted it a bit, and removed radios.             gauge02=F1GTN!GTN750VC, 10,-94,682,600,UNIT1

Cannot assign the LSK's so I added a toggler to the top left of the GTN -- PM me.

             gauge17=RBE!GTN_14401, 10,8,48,48

 

We have to make sure it works with the PFD and audio panel.

Cheers.

I've asked IRIS if they are interested...

 

Wouldn't they see that as a bit of an insult? 

 

gb.

Wouldn't they see that as a bit of an insult? 

 

gb.

 

If they're driven by pride, yes. If they're driven by opportunity, no.

 

There are many simmers who enjoy the F1 GTN, and will only fly GA aircraft / light jets, that allow integration of it.  So if such an option was available, I'm sure they'd see more sales.

 

The issue is one of realism - the GTN750 is not offered in the PC-24 in the real world, so whether they'd consider it too much of a concession to realism, is a factor.

Wouldn't they see that as a bit of an insult? 

 

gb.

Maybe that is why I did not get a response.. :wink:

How does it hand fly?

 

Greg

How does it hand fly?

 

Greg

Only took one complete flight but I was impressed with the handling (or rather I was not disappointed). Response to more throttle/less throttle during approach did all the right things once I realized clicking the AP button on my CH yoke only turned off the yaw damper. Had to turn the AP off inside the virtual cockpit. Not sure if that's a bug.

 

Once I realized the $40 price was in Australian dollars I melted and bought from SimMarket. About $32US. So far no buyer's remorse. Better than V1.0 of the Phenom 300.

I just wish they had taken more care in modelling the 3D shapes of the yoke, panels, etc. Looks like someone slapped a flat picture of the yoke on the panel - no shape no shadowing etc. I see they have a way of changing textures, etc - hopefully one of those will be better looking.

 

Looks great externally and handles well - I just can't seem to get by the blah VC panel.

 

 

Vic

I just wish they had taken more care in modelling the 3D shapes of the yoke, panels, etc. Looks like someone slapped a flat picture of the yoke on the panel - no shape no shadowing etc. I see they have a way of changing textures, etc - hopefully one of those will be better looking.

 

Looks great externally and handles well - I just can't seem to get by the blah VC panel.

 

 

Vic

Hello Vic,

 

As far as I can tell from their website, the two programs (Texture swap and Cockpit swap) are for those with low end systems. So I'm guessing they're low rez and probably worse than the default panel.

 

And as I've learned from Carenado, you can't fly "pretty."

How fast does this thing go? KTAS/ Mach?

From the manual....

 

Performance  
Cruise speed:  787 km/h; 489 mph (425 kn) at FL 300

Stall speed:   150 km/h; 93 mph (81 kn) at max. landing weight

Range:   3,610 km; 1,949 nmi (2,243 mi)  
Service ceiling:  13,716 m (45,000 ft) single engine ceiling 7,925 m (26,000 ft)

Rate of climb:  20.70 m/s (4,075 ft/min)

Time to altitude: FL 450 in 30 minutes

Wing loading:  259 kg/m2 (53.1 lb/sq ft)

Thrust/weight: 0.2  
Max. payload:  2,500 lb at 1,190 nm range, 800 lb at 1,950 nm, or 915 lb at full fuel

Take-off distance:  2,690 ft (820 m)

Landing distance:  2,525 ft (770 m)

Cabin altitude:  8,000ft at 45,000ft (8.78 psi) 

Only took one complete flight but I was impressed with the handling (or rather I was not disappointed). Response to more throttle/less throttle during approach did all the right things once I realized clicking the AP button on my CH yoke only turned off the yaw damper. Had to turn the AP off inside the virtual cockpit. Not sure if that's a bug.

 

Once I realized the $40 price was in Australian dollars I melted and bought from SimMarket. About $32US. So far no buyer's remorse. Better than V1.0 of the Phenom 300.

Thanks!

 

Greg

Did you guys see this ' little' movie about the IMHO quite capable navigation systems on board?

 

Look here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MxiWffeuuxs