Avionics developer TDS Sim Software released a version of its popular GTNXi avionics for both X-Plane 12 and X-Plane 11.
It features Navigraph navdata and charts and it lets you configure up to two units per aircraft. If your aircraft doesn’t support GPS integration in the virtual cockpit, you can still add the avionics as 2D popups.
The package includes both the GTN750Xi and the GTN650Xi, so you can mix and match them however you want.
You also get full autopilot control laterally and vertically (including LPV approaches), dual GPS/Flight Plan support, per-device CDI, mouse wheel zoom for the map page, worldwide LIVE METAR, SmartGlide, and more.
Day-one virtual cockpit integration is provided for the following aircraft:
- Aerobask ViperJet
- Aerobask DA-20
- Torquesim CJ 525
- JetStream CIS Seminole
- JetStream CIS Seneca
On top of that, the Legacy VC integration feature can automatically detect and install the TDS GTNXi on almost all add-on aircraft that already provide the legacy GTN 3d bezel unit.
You also get support for external hardware with integrated RealSimGear and automatic screen positioning.
You can purchase it at the developer’s own store for $68.20. You can see it in a few screenshots below.
X-Plane is a flight simulator by Laminar Research, available on PC. The latest version, X-Plane 12, is in the process of being updated to version 12.1.4. The update focuses on new user onboarding with flight lessons, and more.
It’s worth mentioning that TDS also develops the GTNXi Pro for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020.
