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EK4457 9th Mar 2008 17:45

DA42 / Twinstar G1000 Training Software
 
I'm fairly certain that I'm going to be doning my ME-IR on a Twinstar. With that in mind, what is the best G1000 simulation software I can practise on before I start?

In particular, I believe that MS FS has a G1000 facility. ASA also do one and I assume Garmin do one too.

Any feedback would be great from all G1000 experts out there....;)

EK

moggiee 9th Mar 2008 23:56

You can download the DA42 manuals here:

http://www.diamondair.com/owners_world/da42.php

G1000 CD ROM for your PC can be purchased at the Garmin website:

http://www.garmin.com

Where are you likely to do your training?

komac2 10th Mar 2008 00:23


In particular, I believe that MS FS has a G1000 facility.
GARMIN Have a warning on their website in regards to the MSFS Depiction of the G1000, as it is not a true representation of the G1000 and should not be used to learn/practice the G1000 set up/Functions at all in any way etc.

EK4457 10th Mar 2008 12:57

Thanks guys, just ordered MS FS Deluxe. D'oh! It least it should give me an idea of what its all about.

I've downloaded the manuals, but a little tedious to read to say the least.

I'm thinking of either Wolverhampton (but are booked up), Stapleford, Atlantic in Coventry or Flight Acadamy Blackpool.

Ideally looking for a course with Simulator and DA42.

EK

Go Smoke 10th Mar 2008 15:13

For what it's worth, Stapleford have a G1000 trainer so that you can familiarise yourself with the systems before using the DA-42 Sim or Aircraft.

moggiee 10th Mar 2008 18:50


Originally Posted by Go Smoke (Post 3969340)
For what it's worth, Stapleford have a G1000 trainer so that you can familiarise yourself with the systems before using the DA-42 Sim or Aircraft.

Ditto: The Flight Centre at Wolverhampton/Halfpenny Green.

EK4457 10th Mar 2008 21:31

Yeah- I wanted to go to Wolv'ton but you guys are booked up untill June! :(


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