Hi all, I had a quick question for the community because i can not find too many discussions on this topic, but with the discontinuation of MilViz Advantage WX and inability to purchase the product, is Roland's radar a viable alternative? Can it be used to replace the blank screen where the weather radar would be? I absolutely love the Falcon 50 but it is not ideal to have no weather radar or visual TCAS functionality (not sure if Advantage WX supported TCAS to begin with), especially when flying online. I use the GTN 750 with this aircraft but it doesnt support weather or traffic functionality (which is a bit disappointing on its own, given the price). Also, given the location of the GTN install, it makes navigating somewhat difficult without the radar/map that would traditionally be on the main panel where the WX radar place holder is. If there is another option for a weather radar or at minimum, a gauge/screen replacement to visualize other traffic in the area, this aircraft would probably the best biz jet on the market for P3D. Any solutions, feedback, or answers to hear how you all work around these limitations would be greatly appreciated.

 

Best,

Kyle Granger

Hi, I dont own the falcon, but i do have rolands radar installed in the learjet 35 overlayed on the milviz advantage radar. Works ok. Im currently

using p3dv5.2.

Great, thank you very much for the quick response. I imagine that if it works in the Lear it should work in the Falcon. I mean even if it isnt 100% accurate, pretty much anything is better than the non functional MilViz radar. 

How did you added Roland radar to LJ35A?

Im stuck, since there are no WX entries in the Panel CFG, (not installed WX obviously not compatible with P3DV5.4HF2)...

Thanks....

For LJ35A:

Found this entry in VC:

 

Background_color = 0,0,0
size_mm=512,512
visible=0
pixel_size=512,512
texture=$MV_WXM
gauge00=MV_WX!WX,  0,0,512,361
gauge01=CONTROL_PANEL!clipboard RADAR,  9,81,400,300

 

then add this:

gauge02=RolasnRadar!oRadGauge, -52,10,585, 328, sweep|beam|icing|nogps|starton