Possible GTN650 integration?
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Not a big fan of this. A very vocal minority gets special attention. Just for, and let’s be honest, they don’t want to use the GNS430.
There are much more important issues than that.Charts for the VR users could better be implemented in the tablet were it would benefit everyone. Gut guess you just have to be pushy enough.
@Mad_X Nobody is pushing anyone...
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@Gilandred Integrating charts into the Starship tablet seems a bit backwards to me, it would make more sense to integrate the tablet into the EFB as A2A have done with the Aerostar.
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@Mad_X Nobody is pushing anyone...
@Rhinozherous yes, especially you. Just learn the GNS430. The real plane never had the GTN.
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@Rhinozherous yes, especially you. Just learn the GNS430. The real plane never had the GTN.
@Mad_X said in Possible GTN650 integration?:
@Rhinozherous yes, especially you. Just learn the GNS430. The real plane never had the GTN.
This is a simulated aircraft in a sim made for simmers, you don’t have to use any GPS if YOU do not want to. What YOU can’t do though is tell anyone else what they can and can’t have, that’s up to the Nick not YOU.
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@Rhinozherous yes, especially you. Just learn the GNS430. The real plane never had the GTN.
@Mad_X You just dont tell me what I have to do. It is all about options, but people like you never will get this. Mind your own business...
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@Gilandred Integrating charts into the Starship tablet seems a bit backwards to me, it would make more sense to integrate the tablet into the EFB as A2A have done with the Aerostar.
@stuart11n there is no tablet in MSFS 2020, and Nick is still planning to continue developing aircraft for that platform.
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@Mad_X said in Possible GTN650 integration?:
@Rhinozherous yes, especially you. Just learn the GNS430. The real plane never had the GTN.
This is a simulated aircraft in a sim made for simmers, you don’t have to use any GPS if YOU do not want to. What YOU can’t do though is tell anyone else what they can and can’t have, that’s up to the Nick not YOU.
@Mad_X said in Possible GTN650 integration?:
Just learn the GNS430. The real plane never had the GTN.
At present perhaps, but if a Starship's GNS quits, the replacement option for the same panel space is going to be the GTN650. Garmin is no longer servicing failed displays on the GNS430 and expects other repair capabilities to be limited going forward. From Garmin's website: "Garmin can no longer replace or repair display modules for WAAS and Non-WAAS GPS 400, GNC
420, and GNS 430 units that are unserviceable."
https://support.garmin.com/en-US/?faq=4YQZ5dRB898aLipMtjcoqA -
@Mad_X said in Possible GTN650 integration?:
@Rhinozherous yes, especially you. Just learn the GNS430. The real plane never had the GTN.
This is a simulated aircraft in a sim made for simmers, you don’t have to use any GPS if YOU do not want to. What YOU can’t do though is tell anyone else what they can and can’t have, that’s up to the Nick not YOU.
@Andydigital and that’s why telling me what I can and cannot do? Oh the hypocrisy. I have a different option than you. Deal with it.
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Soooo, is a GTN650 integration still a thing? Just curious if this is on any backlog or something? Thank you!
