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Black Square Teases Steam Gauge TBM!

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Can confirm folks that this comes with a brand new external model.  Looks like it'll be Black Square's most advanced aircraft yet.   We'll try and bring you more as we head to release, more in the way of new shots, some tutorial videos etc.  Here are just a few more shots for now...

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Instabuy Scott. I hope ya sell a million of em’!

-B

It's funny, IRL pilots want to upgrade their planes to the latest avionics. Here, we're paying extra to downgrade. Don't get me wrong, I'm doing it too and will get this on day one! It just seems funny to me.

Rick Abshier

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I am salivating over these screenshots and information...

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That is amazing news! Brand new model! LOVE all the hard work and dedication from these guys!

Jay

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that airspeed gauge makes my head hurt!

but oh yeah...can't wait to try it.

1 hour ago, ricka47 said:

It's funny, IRL pilots want to upgrade their planes to the latest avionics. Here, we're paying extra to downgrade. Don't get me wrong, I'm doing it too and will get this on day one! It just seems funny to me.

To be fair, it’s not just a TBM with steam gauges. There is no inop switch, every switch has some kind of logic attached to it, all electrical system are simulated, the circuit breakers are working, you get climate control and pressurization simulation, a custom flight model and a new inside/outside model.

But I get your point.

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1 hour ago, petz_e said:

To be fair, it’s not just a TBM with steam gauges. There is no inop switch, every switch has some kind of logic attached to it, all electrical system are simulated, the circuit breakers are working, you get climate control and pressurization simulation, a custom flight model and a new inside/outside model.

But I get your point.

Exactly - that's why the "downgrade" is so worthwhile.

Rick Abshier

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This looks great. Instabuy if it's anything like his previous work. Looks to be even better. 

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There's a lot of awesome inner workings in the manual that I have been reading about....  things like potential FOD damage from takeoff off from a turf/gravel strip (proper inertial separator usage), gyroscopic physics in the instruments, CRT's slow to warmup in cold cockpits, full operating CB's, failures based on MTBF, in depth "old school" avionics simulation along with our beloved TDS/PMS/WT modern avionics...  

You might not be able to do a walkaround (though you can look at components of the engine and open/close doors) but there any many many reasons why this will be an instant buy for many simmers.

And yes...I'll be doing a paint or two LOL

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OMG SUPERB WORK by Black Square Simulations!! 👍

😃😃😀🤩  Splendid!!

 

Looks great, I wonder if Steveo will fly it - to remind him of the IRL plane he once flew.

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Instabuy for me, it looks great 👍

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Not for me I see no point at all in an avionics downgrade in an aircraft like the TBM - but good lick to those who do I hope you enjoy it.  Looking forward to the Duke.

Bruce

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13 minutes ago, brucewtb said:

Not for me I see no point at all in an avionics downgrade in an aircraft like the TBM - but good lick to those who do I hope you enjoy it.  Looking forward to the Duke.

Bruce

This is one is much more in depth than the default TBM.  While the WT avionics are wonderful and I enjoy them as well, I like having GTN and GNS support with analog gauges.

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