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Product Information Publishers: Description: General Aviation Aircraft with Turbo enhancement. Download Size: 136 MB Format: Download Simulation Type: FSX Reviewed by: AVSIM Staff Reviewer - August 23, 2011 Introduction Flight 1 is renowned for their quality add-ons for FS9/FSX and the Cessna T182T Skylane is no exception; it certainly emulates the quality that we have seen with the F1 Cessna Citation Mustang. It is a beautifully crafted model with great handling characteristics and will be a great addition to any simmer's virtual hangar. Well what's so special about this Cessna both in the real world and in FSX? Basically it is that Turbo option which gives the plane just that bit more oomph so that it can carry more and fly a little faster.

Flight 1 put it succinctly, ' The T182T combines speed, elegance, safety, and range in an aircraft that is easy to fly, yet have the capability to perform like most twins with a maximum operating altitude of 20,000 feet while cruising up to 176 knots.' Descriptive wise the T182T is a four seat light (GA) aircraft with fixed landing gear, powered by a single turbocharged and fuel-injected piston engine, built with an aluminum metal skin.

It has excellent visibility and stability is enhanced by the high wing design with externally braced dual-spar wings plus conical camber wing tips. The turbo-charged Lycoming fuel-injected engine delivers the horsepower to climb at a nimble 1,040 fpm (317 mpm). From the Cessna catalogue, ' The advanced slope-controlled turbocharger enables this hard-charger to ascend up and over unfriendly weather, terrain and traffic, as well as take advantage of more favorable winds. The Turbo Skylane carries full-rated power all the way to a max operating altitude of 20,000 feet (6,096 m). There, you’ll cruise the clear, smooth air at speeds of up to 176 knots (326 km/h).' The interior in real life and by Flight 1 is sumptuous and is equipped with advanced avionics embodied in the shape of the Garmin G1000® glass cockpit which features the integrated Synthetic Vision Technology (SVT™). From the Cessna catalogue, ' The avionics suite integrates all primary flight, engine and sensor data with the SVT’s three-dimensional terrain display for at-a-glance situational awareness.

Clone joystick cobra driver windows 7. The G1000 also incorporates a fully integrated transponder and dual Nav/Comm/WAAS/GPS equipment. Two large, colorful, 10.4-inch high-resolution active-matrix LCDs gather and present real-time flight-critical data, including traffic information, digital altitude, heading data, and topographic and relative terrain mapping.

It also features subscription-based XM WX Satellite Weather™ with XM Satellite Radio®. The avionics suite includes autopilot controls, engine indication, crew alerting and a digital audio panel, all of which bring new levels of safety, confidence and just plain fun to the Cessna single-engine line.' Most of these features, the really important ones anyway, are modeled by Flight1 as seen in this table: Flight 1 Cessna T182T Skylane - Garmin G1000 Glass Avionics Suite Features G1000 functionality Multi-page user interfaces on both the PFD and MFD Inset mini-map on the PFD New! WAAS instrument approaches - allowing ILS-like approach accuracy for non-ILS-equipped airports within the U.S. Autopilot supports ROL, HDG, VOR, LOC, and GPS lateral modes Autopilot supports ALT HOLD, ALTS, PIT, VS, and FLC vertical modes Flight planner can be operated independently from the FSX planner - add/delete waypoints, etc. On the fly Flight planner automatically imports FSX flight plan if one is loaded Navigraph updatable data support Flight 1 has done a superb job with this plane, so let's now turn our attention to the rest of the review features.

Installation and Documentation. Test System Computer Specs Intel i7 860, 8 GB DDR 1600 RAM, Windows 7 64-bit, nVidia GTX560 1GB, 260.99 Driver, nVidia Inspector 1.95.5; FSX SP1 + SP2; 120GB SATA II OCZ Colossus SSD; Saitek X52 + Pro Pedals, No tweaks all standard and no over-clocking.

Flight Test Time: 101 hours The download package consists of a 136 MB 'exe' i.e. A self installing file which installs automatically via the well tried and well proven Flight 1 wrapper system into the SimObjects Airplanes of your FSX installation.

On my system the installation was quick and easy once I was able to download a copy that would actually install. On several occasions I got so far into the installation only to receive an unexplained error which stopped the installation process. In my case, this was due to the fact that some 3rd party software (possibly Internet speed up apps) had inserted an incorrect value for the TcpWindowSize parameter by inserting the following line, 'TcpWindowSize - any value' into my registry at the 'HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE System CurrentControlSet Services Tcpip Parameters' registry key. Removing this line and restarting windows (which then uses the correct default value) allowed me to download an exe file that worked. The latest version that you download is Version 1.1, which fixes the following from the Flight 1 web page: • Fixed the oxygen lever tooltip. • Fixed the lighting switches animation.