Nice rig! Suggestions: I’m sure you watch Stevo and how he explains everything he is doing. What switch he is hitting and why. Your rig is complete enough to do the same and would really encourage people thinking of building a similar rig.
I (for the most part unless I forget) do that during my live streams on twitch. I typically run checklists and flows, calling out what Im looking for ect!
Thanks - yep my AP tracks on the yoke as well its awesome. Im strongly considering the pedals, how do you like them? Actually from your other comment looks like your saying theyre awesome!
The G1000's are from real sim gear. They make fantastic high quality components. This is the full TBM panel from them which includes everything except the yoke/throttle/rudder pedals. They sell the components individually and in bundles. Thursday I'll be releasing episode 2 of this series where I'm going to do a deep dive on the RSG panel and G1000's specifically. The TBM kit costs around $5000 USD for the full kit, but you can just grab the components you want for much cheaper, especially if you custom make your own panel to mount them in.
@@av8rchrisvery Nice looking Sim. That is a good investment on those G1000. I bet you will save some money on your instrument training. i was working on my PPL with 17 hrs of flying . had to stop until i can figure out the financial side of it. my set is Samsung 49in ultra wide. Honeycomb yoke, TPR rudder pedals, cessna TPM and Levers TPM, Logitech radio,multi and control panels. i added pilot edge and foreflight for more realism. pilot edge has helped me tremendously with my radio skills awesome service. keep me posted on your flying goals . the sky is the limit
I feel like it's already saved me time/money. Pilotedge and foreflight combined with the g1000's and i feel like Im in the actual airplane. It's gotten me super comfortable with ifr comms. Hit save too quick - i used the 49" for awhile it was fantastic for simming, just every other game I played I had issues with so I ended up selling it. Not a bad setup yourself there!
@@av8rchris I'm looking for a Cesena parking brake release. Do you know where to find one for the Sim? Desk top aviators has a few different models. The built is is a bit different from the ones in a Cesena
Desktop aviator is the only game in town that I know of that makes these types of replice items. Real sim gear makes a parking brake panel put it isnt like the cessna.
What would everyone like to see covered in the upcoming series? Thursday Episode 2 covering all the Real sim gear panel components will be released!
Nice rig! Suggestions: I’m sure you watch Stevo and how he explains everything he is doing. What switch he is hitting and why. Your rig is complete enough to do the same and would really encourage people thinking of building a similar rig.
I (for the most part unless I forget) do that during my live streams on twitch. I typically run checklists and flows, calling out what Im looking for ect!
This looks like it will be an in-depth series! How many videos do you think you will do?
I'm still finalizing some ideas but the total series should be 6 or 7 videos.
Not sure how you have your Brunner setup but my tracks the AP and I feel everything and on the ground the pedals do the same.
Thanks - yep my AP tracks on the yoke as well its awesome. Im strongly considering the pedals, how do you like them? Actually from your other comment looks like your saying theyre awesome!
Good day Chris where did you get your g1000 from ? and how much
The G1000's are from real sim gear. They make fantastic high quality components. This is the full TBM panel from them which includes everything except the yoke/throttle/rudder pedals. They sell the components individually and in bundles. Thursday I'll be releasing episode 2 of this series where I'm going to do a deep dive on the RSG panel and G1000's specifically. The TBM kit costs around $5000 USD for the full kit, but you can just grab the components you want for much cheaper, especially if you custom make your own panel to mount them in.
@@av8rchrisvery Nice looking Sim. That is a good investment on those G1000. I bet you will save some money on your instrument training. i was working on my PPL with 17 hrs of flying . had to stop until i can figure out the financial side of it. my set is Samsung 49in ultra wide. Honeycomb yoke, TPR rudder pedals, cessna TPM and Levers TPM, Logitech radio,multi and control panels. i added pilot edge and foreflight for more realism. pilot edge has helped me tremendously with my radio skills awesome service. keep me posted on your flying goals . the sky is the limit
I feel like it's already saved me time/money. Pilotedge and foreflight combined with the g1000's and i feel like Im in the actual airplane. It's gotten me super comfortable with ifr comms. Hit save too quick - i used the 49" for awhile it was fantastic for simming, just every other game I played I had issues with so I ended up selling it. Not a bad setup yourself there!
@@av8rchris I'm looking for a Cesena parking brake release. Do you know where to find one for the Sim? Desk top aviators has a few different models. The built is is a bit different from the ones in a Cesena
Desktop aviator is the only game in town that I know of that makes these types of replice items. Real sim gear makes a parking brake panel put it isnt like the cessna.