January 23, 20179 yr in a process of building new Rig and a construction of Instrument panel. I'm in need for a G530 and considering 2 option: RealityXP Flight1 (P3D and FSX-SE, didn't made a final decision yet ) Any place I can find a comparison between the two ? Any thought which one is better / advantages disadvantages ? I notice that 0n the spec Flight1 put: Product Note: "The product does not include keyboard/joystick support for buttons/knobs." Does it mean that I can not assign Keys & Buttons to operate the GPS & I'm limited to the Mouse ??? Cheers Yair BTW Niether of them is Network compatible. Any idea if there is such a thing in the market at all ?
January 24, 20179 yr I'm more interested in cross-feed with these units than anything. Does the Flight1 530 fit in the dash where the the airplanes are set up for the RXP 530? Also, since I have the RXP 530, 430 and crossfeed for FSX, I wonder if they'll give a discount for people getting it for P3D that already bought it for FSX. Gregg Seipp "A good landing is when you can walk away from the airplane. A great landing is when you can reuse it." i9 64GB RAM, GTX-5090
January 24, 20179 yr RealityXP has not released a product for FSX:SE / P3D yet. You can ask on their forum they have a support forum here now. Flight1 has not supported crossfill yet if I remember right.
January 24, 20179 yr As far as functionality is concerned I don't think there is any difference between the Flight1 and future RXP versions.If you are willing to wait the Reality XP unit seem the better choice because for a lower price (assuming they'll cost as much as the X-Plane variants) you'll get crossfill as well. And if you own the old RXP Garmins there might even be a discount. Cheers, Bert AMD Ryzen 5900X, 32 GB RAM, RTX 3080 Ti, Windows 11 Home 64 bit, MSFS 2024
January 24, 20179 yr Niether of them is Network compatible. Any idea if there is such a thing in the market at all ? Yes, the Flight1Tech G530 is network compatible. Greetings Tim My files on Flightsim.to i5 12600K | 32Gb | RTX 4080
January 24, 20179 yr Author Yes, the Flight1Tech G530 is network compatible. $149, not to bad considering that you can take off some load from your main Rig, and have it on your Sub-Syatem that runs all your instrument, the only reason I'm attaching another monitor to my Rig is the GPS .... I like it Tnx for the tip Yair As far as functionality is concerned I don't think there is any difference between the Flight1 and future RXP versions.If you are willing to wait the Reality XP unit seem the better choice because for a lower price (assuming they'll cost as much as the X-Plane variants) you'll get crossfill as well. And if you own the old RXP Garmins there might even be a discount. .. I think F1 runs stand alone mean less strain on your Rig .... ..still have no idea what does the following F1 statement mean Product Note: "The product does not include keyboard/joystick support for buttons/knobs." Anyone can clarify Cheers Yair
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