Within this major update a lot of things have been improved. All AUX pages are available now. Navigation database are now updated to cycle 1707. Improved great circle calculation, true heading navigation, 8.33kHz COM spacing, bugs and crashes fix, and a lot more. The bridge is also updated to v1.6 to support more functionalities in AUX pages and backlight sync for the hardware bezel. Enjoy the new V4:)
Hello,
This product is amazing! thanks so much!!
One request…please consider adding support for twin-engine aircraft, such as the Baron B58, C340, etc 🙂
I‘ll second that, also Bonanzas would be great maybe as a start
But Bonanza is not a twin-engine.
Yes but the single little sister of the mighty Baron.
Actually just having an Option to selct twin / single and then enter all the parameters from the POH to get all the values in the displays right would be a great thing to have. Then it doesn’t matter if it’s a C304 a Baron or a Duke and you wouldn’t have to do the entering…
I’v got the idea. Thanks for the advice.
I’ll second the request for a couple twins. Can’t tell you how useful a B58 would be.
Would love the twins too. Would it be possible to add generic plane profiles with some parameters to vary (speed, rpm, etc.)?
Will try that in future development.
Does the Bridge support p3D v4?
Yes.
Does this support X Plane 11?
Yes.
Works like a breeze, i was using a different Software to emulate instruments and had a hard time getting it to work. The G1000 Bridge software connects easily and there were no worries and Network issues.
Has anyone else had problems with navigation data (headings, etc) being out of sync with current approach plates and the navigation data used by X-plane? When doing RNAV approaches, I end up coming in far left/right of the runway, even though the app says I’m centered on the approach.
Jared I have exactly the same issue with mis-aligned approaches and runways. On another note, does engaging the autopilot make your aircraft pitch up very high initially? Does your aircraft then start swinging during cruise?
How do i disengage autopilot mode, where i have pink wings on the display
You engage and disengage the autopilot by pressing(tapping) the “AP” button. The “pink wings” is actually flight director. Disengaging the autopilot does not turn off flight director. Press “FD” button to turn the flight director on or off when autopilot is not engaged.