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Looking for a G/A AC with an RMI to fly ARC DME

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Hi Mates,

A long time ago I used to fly a couple of ARC DME with the RealAir SF-260 that was equipped with an RMI. It was kind of 'easy': I kept the RMI 90° left or right of the heading of the aircraft and corrected by maintaining a constant distance to the VOR indicated by the DME.

Today, I'd like to fly again some ARC DME and I watched some YT videos, for me it's more complicated if the aircraft is only equipped with a VOR receiver. You are obliged to reset regularly the OBS and it's not convenient on a PC with mouse and keyboard.

I have the A2A C172 and Bonanza but apparently, unless I mislooked, there is no A2A G/A aircraft equipped with a RMI.

Are you guys aware a good G/A aircraft designed by a major addon developer that would be equipped with an RMI?

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Not sure how "good" you would say the Carenado PA31T CHEYENNE II is, but I am pretty sure we have an RMI in that aircraft.

Me personally like that little gauge alot. I recall some old avsim member's signature which said "every Outer Marker should be an NDB", and I agree with that sentiment (in our fs world) ☺️

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The old Realair Legacy has the best analogue instrumentation.  If you had a copy you can always redownload a P3D V4 at the http://realairsimulations.net/ link

Otherwise yeah I'd try a Carenado and just Google image search the virtual cockpit.  I don't think any of the A2A birds have RMI'S.

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In case you want to fly the SF260 in P3DV4: The FSX version runs well.

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Thank you all! Much appreciated.

Yes the Cheyenne has a RMI indeed but I don't like the rendition of the panel by Carenado.

I have all RealAir licences so I think I will give the SF-260 and Legacy a try in P3D.

I hope the magic of these planes will remain in P3Dv4.


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They definitely keep their magic! For the SF260 you only need to replace Doug Dawson's sound gauge by the 64bit version.

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If you want to have some real fun, try using a single DME station and locate yourself over the top by using "DME Homing"!

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1 hour ago, DavidP said:

If you want to have some real fun, try using a single DME station and locate yourself over the top by using "DME Homing"!

Can you do that with all that glass David?  Haha!


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3 hours ago, Simicro said:

Thank you all! Much appreciated.

Yes the Cheyenne has a RMI indeed but I don't like the rendition of the panel by Carenado.

I have all RealAir licences so I think I will give the SF-260 and Legacy a try in P3D.

I hope the magic of these planes will remain in P3Dv4.

The legacy in v4 is still my most flown addon.  I've configured dual RXP GTN 750's in mine.


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47 minutes ago, ryanbatcund said:

Can you do that with all that glass David?  Haha!

😂😂 Yes, that would be cheating a little, but I demonstrate it to my real students in the sim and they are amazed that you could do it!

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Milviz PC6 models the RMI right down to the little illuminated <== arrows ==>, the marker lights work too .

Best CJ

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