Das kennen wir alle : da hat man seinen Lieblingsflieger gefunden aber leider gibt es kein oder nur rudimentäres FMS bzw. FMC

Da gibt es aber eine Lösung



Integrated Simavionics (in Person Ernie Alston) bietet ein ganzes Set an Gauges mit FMS zum nachträglichen Einbau in diverse Flieger.

MCU
A GPS type Master control unit that can amongst other things load flight plans, and direct the aircraft to fly the flight plan route, etc. This unit also drives some of the information that is displayed on the the Nav displays.


FMS
Flight Management system works similar to the Honeywell/King GNSXLS FMS. Features include loading stored flight plans, holding patterns, VNAV, SID's and STAR's.


MFD
Multi-Function display based on the look and feel of the Honeywell Primus 1000 MFD, also includes additional features more usefull in PC flight simulation.


EADI
Enhanced ADI displayed based on the Honeywell/King EFS40 EADI unit.


EHSI
Enhanced HSI displayed based on the Honeywell/King EFS40 EHSI unit.


Auf der Website gibt es jede Menge Templates für FS9 und FSX Flieger und auch zwei Tutorialflüge. AIRAC Circles werden (unregelmässig) beigestellt
Aerosims Tristar, POSKYs CRJ-200, LJ-45 und etliche andere sind verfügbar

Ernie Alstons Integrated Simavionics Group 1 gibt es um 21,00 EUR bei simmarket

Und passend dazu hat der bekannte FXP-Redakteur Meatwater heute bei AVSIM ein sehr sehr interessantes Update dafür präsentiert :

Zitat

Integrated Simavionics: Dreamfleet 727 GNS Edition 1.0

Here's probably the best addition to your favorite Trijet!
The Dreamfleet 727 sure is one of the best simulated classic airliners out there for Flight Simulator, but being a classic, it also brings some problems when flown in a modern air traffic environment.
Radio navigation alone just won't do it anymore, especially if you fly online with real controlers. A "go direct XXX" instruction can easily turn into a nightmare - nowadays technology offers some things to ease the workload and increase safety, and it's time to use these means wherever possible. Boeing 727 jets are still being flown in almost all parts of the world, mostly as freighters, and almost all of them have been updated with modern avionics, ranging from small GPS devices up to full blown glass cockpits with flight management computers.

Thanks to Ernie Alston and his "Integrated Simavionics", you will now be able to equip your fleet of Dreamfleet 727 aircraft with a GNS, allowing not only detailed flight planning but also access to many informations that will very useful during your flights. In case you haven't already done so, now would be a good time to pick up the manuals that came with the "Integrated Simavionics Package" to learn about the many new possibilities you will gain by adding the GNS to your cockpit.
The gauges will be added both to the 2D and 3D cockpits! Another benefit you get with this package: the Virtual Cockpit textures will now appear in a much higher resolution, providing crisp and clear instruments and a much better look! Note that this is only enabled with the GNS-equipped cockpits.

Auf gut Deutsch : neue moderne Avionik für Dreamfleets 727 (nachdem man das Basispaket gekauft hat)



Meatwater erläutert in diesem Thread bei FXP dass es bald ein Update/neue Version dieser Avionik geben wird, für Bestandskunden kostenlos. Da werden FMC/FMS in Boeing bzw. Airbus Style vorhanden sein....und er hat im Zuge der Beta-Tests die CS 707 und die CLS DC-10 damit ausgestattet







Da wird es wohl ein "Oldie-Revival geben"



PS : und da soll der FS9 gestorben sein ?

AVSIM meldet dass Version 1.4 nun veröffentlicht wurde

Zitat

Ernie Alston of Integrated Simavionics Group 1 (ISG1) has announced that the add-on gauges for FS9, and FSX ver 1.4 upgrade have been released. This upgrade integrates a Honeywell/Boeing style Navigation Display, and Smiths style Flight Management Computer into the ISG1 gauge set. This update also provides fixes for some minor reported issues. All gauges can be selectively mixed and matched into the aircraft/panel of your choice. This is a free upgrade for previous ISG1 customers.

Hm, Panelstudio ist doch zum "designen" da, oder ?