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  • Black SquareB Black Square

    @Fishtorch Which way? My tablet inside Asobo's, or Asobo's inside of mine? The latter is what I had in mind originally, such as repurposing the "home button" that many tablets in MSFS feature (from older real world tablet designs circa 2010-2020) to toggle between the two. This would be the easiest for me to implement, but I want to hear if it satisfies your needs before I do it.

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    @Black-Square Sorry, by the EFB I meant the MS one.
    So like you can with Navigraph, it's an addon that shows up under the More apps tab.
    What I would say about the Black Square tablet though, its nicer to position and looks like its part of the 3D cockpit, as opposed to the MS EFB, which is just floating on the screen.

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      MiRexer
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      FYI - navigraph has a VR plug in that works MUCH better than the built in EFB for nav. I find that having the built in EFB up interferes with interacting with the panel often - things like adjusting the barometer etc. The Navigraph one doesn't have any of those issues.

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      • C CoolGunS

        Checklists would elevate the EFB for sure.

        But there is one thing that annoys me about the GNS750 Premium MFD's checklist - they force you to tick every box before you can move to the next page. Doh we can read just fine, and sometimes we just want to speed read to ensure we didn't forget one. So avoid that if you go down this path.

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        @CoolGunS I'm case your not aware you can click on the menu option at the bottom and jump to any checklist pretty easily on the 750.

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        • Black SquareB Black Square

          @Fishtorch Which way? My tablet inside Asobo's, or Asobo's inside of mine? The latter is what I had in mind originally, such as repurposing the "home button" that many tablets in MSFS feature (from older real world tablet designs circa 2010-2020) to toggle between the two. This would be the easiest for me to implement, but I want to hear if it satisfies your needs before I do it.

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          @Black-Square Many third‑party developers like Navigraph, A2A, and Sky4Sim have already chosen to integrate their tools inside Asobo’s tablet, so it feels natural for BlackSquare’s tablet to flow in the same direction. Having it added within Microsoft’s tablet would align with what the broader market is presenting, and it would make the overall experience more seamless for users.

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            I'm not sure I like this philosophy of following the 'broader market'. I, for one, much prefer the tablet integrated into the cockpit rather than feeling like some external app that I'm accessing. Being able to access Navigraph charts in the cockpit would be a useful expansion of the current tablet.
            On the flip side, I'd have to admit that being able to access the Asobo tablet even when not in the cockpit is an advantage ... at times.

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              Outermarker
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              The MSFS tablet can be integrated as a 3D object and isn’t solely accessible as a 2D pop-up, not sure where this misconception comes from.

              Personally I prefer the route A2A has taken, an App on the MSFS tablet that can be mounted to the yoke.

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                The MSFS tablet can be integrated as a 3D object and isn’t solely accessible as a 2D pop-up, not sure where this misconception comes from.

                Personally I prefer the route A2A has taken, an App on the MSFS tablet that can be mounted to the yoke.

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                @Outermarker that's exactly what I was referring to when I mentioned integration with the MSFS tablet being the broader market direction. The goal is to use the 3D integration, not limited to the 2D pop-up.

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                  SkipperMacz
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                  @Outermarker and @hangar_101 Thanks chaps for your wisdom regarding the Asobo tablet - I wasn't aware it could was integrated as a 3D device. Having it and the Black Square tablet combined in the cockpit is sounding like a great idea 🙂

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                    First of all, let me start by saying i love these planes. I’m not rl pilot, but these planes are really nice to handle and land.

                    Regarding the EFB, i would like to have a way to stick it the left window, (like flightfx citation x). When i move the efb to that area it just enlarge and comes “closer” tk the viewport so it covers my sight of some instruments.
                    So i end up moving it in front of the right side yoke, but i have to always turn the camera to look at it to check cabin stuff.

                    @Black-Square also the position i have to set on every flight. I guess the efb position is not possible to save..?

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                    • G gustavpicora

                      First of all, let me start by saying i love these planes. I’m not rl pilot, but these planes are really nice to handle and land.

                      Regarding the EFB, i would like to have a way to stick it the left window, (like flightfx citation x). When i move the efb to that area it just enlarge and comes “closer” tk the viewport so it covers my sight of some instruments.
                      So i end up moving it in front of the right side yoke, but i have to always turn the camera to look at it to check cabin stuff.

                      @Black-Square also the position i have to set on every flight. I guess the efb position is not possible to save..?

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                      @gustavpicora Have you tried toggling the "Tablet VR Static Position" setting on the options page? That's roughly where I put it in that mode, and I try to cover as little of the instrument panel as possible.

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