PC Based FMS simulator.

[keatts]

Anyone know where I can find one? Other than the GNS-XLS.

thanks

Keatts

 

[smokinhole]

On occasion I've seen the Honeywell PC/FMS 5.0 or 6.0 on ebay. It's adecent program for the Honeywell boxes. You might want to keep a eyeout for one there.

S.H.

 

[Lead Sled]

I've got a copy of the Universal UNS1-C sim. It really isn't a lot of help. What FMS are you interest in? Maybe I have some other training aids that might be useful.

'Sled

 

[keatts]

whatever might be found in a lear 35 or 55

thanks

keatts

 

[paulsalem]

I've got a copy of the Universal UNS1-C sim. It really isn't a lot of help. What FMS are you interest in? Maybe I have some other training aids that might be useful.

'Sled

Is that just the into with the video clips or is a a full sim that lets you input info into it, and fly a trip.

 

[legaleagle]

For what it's worth, after about 10 cumulative hours in Level D sims, 3 in 717, 2 in MD-90, 2 in MD-11, and 2 in MD-87, I felt right at home after using PMDG's 737-600-800 add-on for MS sim. Sounds kind of goofy, but for $30 for the add-on and $30 for the sim, it is cheap. And, say what you will, but they have it down, even the restrictions, SID/STARS, etc. Even the FAA Examiner that was my instructor in the simwas pretty impressed at my FMC knowledge, and didn't have to show me much.

CB

 

[Lead Sled]

Is that just the into with the video clips or is a a full sim that lets you input info into it, and fly a trip.

I've never seen the one with the video clips. The one I have allows you to input info. However, it's still basically worthless.

As far as which FMSes are in Lear 35s and 55s - most of them have one version or another of the UNS1. There are probably a few flying with Globals. What model is in the Lears you are flying?

'Sled

 

[paulsalem]

What model is in the Lears you are flying?

Heh, I wish I were in a lear. We haev one in our King Air 350.