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Piper M500 Available in Marketplace

Tom Clayton

Tom Clayton

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It's branded as an "FSR500" by FSResearch - I'm guessing because of license concerns. US price is $32.99, which to me is a little steep for a class that's already well-covered by the stock TBM900 and the aftermarket TBM850. I'll still stick this post as a new release.
 
I have it & still learning its nuances.
Very smooth flier with lots of systems depth options . (No failures through to cherry picked failures - you choose).
Priced fairly in relation to the work that has gone into it & the outcome.
There is a manual, I'll post a link later this morning.
T43
 
I got it, it's a very nice model even though I love the new TBM. It's got a lot of systems depth as well but it is not as fast. Still glad I got it.
 
I like it, In the same realm as A2A and Black Square. Handles like it has some weight to it.
I find the real time loading option immersive.
Wear and damage are well done.
Systems are well simulated. The real aircraft"s systems are automated to a large degree but it is important to know what is going on behind the scenes
The developers seems dedicated to the product.
I would rate it as a good value for the money
 
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