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I would like to know if the new G1000 that is included in X-Plane 11 is capable to access flight plans that are in the FMS PLANS directory, and I mean more than just 99 of them like the Carenado's can ?

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1 hour ago, jt8d9a said:

Hi Martin,

I hope this helps:

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I am sorry, but I only see that you have on the screen from 1 to 12, does this mean that it is also limited, at least for the moment

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I guess you have 228 slots to save plans, at least this is what I read in the USED 129 EMPTY 99 line, but nowadays a MicroSD to expand memory costs really few bucks :happy:

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Okay, next try. As you can see, i have 129 fms plans.

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8 minutes ago, jt8d9a said:

Okay, next try. As you can see, i have 129 fms plans.

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Sorry, I did not knew that it as showing at the top

Thank you very much

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13 minutes ago, Desaix said:

I guess you have 228 slots to save plans, at least this is what I read in the USED 129 EMPTY 99 line, but nowadays a MicroSD to expand memory costs really few bucks :happy:

But when you have more than 800 (and growing) flight plans in the FMS PLANS directory, SD Card does not help to show them all

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Wait!  You guys are telling me the G1000 can save flight plans and load them later??


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9 minutes ago, ryanbatcund said:

Wait!  You guys are telling me the G1000 can save flight plans and load them later??

Nope, Ryan. It can load fms plans. I do create them with Onlineflightplaner and copy them into the output/FMS Plans folder. Maybe it is possible to save flightplans.. i don´t know.

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Ahhhh ok I'll look into that.  Woud be nice to save plans for TEC routes in California


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3 minutes ago, jt8d9a said:

Nope, Ryan. It can load fms plans. I do create them with Onlineflightplaner and copy them into the output/FMS Plans folder. Maybe it is possible to save flightplans.. i don´t know.

I use the same to create them, works very well for me

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I think it is possible to store flightplans:

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Yes, it's possible to save them too  :)   Or at least it is in the XP11 530, and I believe the G1000 is using the same basic functionality for FP loading and saving.

PS.  I use Simbrief to plan my FPs and create the file for XP's FMS folder.   Works great.


Bill

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