Glass Panel Tiger

[Tom Clayton]

The BRSim Tiger has been updated to include the WT G1000 suite.

simMarket: BRSIMDESIGNS AA-5B TIGER G1000 MSFS24/20

The AA-5B Tiger is an American all-metal four-seat light aircraft - first produced in 1974 - used for touring and training The Tiger was the outcome of the same redesign work on the AA-5 Traveler that resulted in the 150 HP Cheetah and it was originally little more than the...

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[Tom Clayton]

A couple of screens pulled from the SimMarket page...




Of course, when I saw that night lighting shot, my first thought went here...

 

[Tom Clayton]

Down side is that you pay full price for the panel update.

 

[tiger1962]

Down side is that you pay full price for the panel update.

I didn't, I got an automatic discount for owning the analog version already. I like it too, the G1000 has the integrated autopilot which is great.
The only gripe I have is that I can't 'save' my EFB options for co-pilot, passengers and cargo and have to reset them every flight.

 

[Tom Clayton]

That discount's not showing for me. I originally paid the US equivalent of €15.99 for the steam version, but the listing for the glass on the SimMarket site (and I'm logged in) is €19.99 - higher than I paid for the original.

 

[Fnerg]

 

[tiger1962]

That discount's not showing for me. I originally paid the US equivalent of €15.99 for the steam version, but the listing for the glass on the SimMarket site (and I'm logged in) is €19.99 - higher than I paid for the original.

Ah, the discount is applied at checkout on SimMarket.

 

[DennyA]

The discount only applies at the same retailer you bought the original from.

Love the original tiger, but the upgrade price is too steep for just slapping in the working title G 1000. If it was a native FS 2024 version with the new flight model or something, the price would be reasonable. But $16.25 just to slap on a stock GPS? I’ll stick to my steam gauges and GTN 750.

 

[Tom Clayton]

I didn't post the video, but I found out about this one via AvAngel. Her opinion was exactly the same. If it was a native 24 release, then sure - it would be worth it. But not for just a panel change.