> From my research on the Web, the C172R default panel configuration > (and the typical C172R for sale on the Web) comes with a simple GPS > (not yet modelled), two NAVCOMM radios, ADF, transponder, and > autopilot (no altitude control). There are two VOR gauges, one of > which has a glidescope, and one ADF gauge. There are OMI marker > lights, but no DME.
Bear in mind that the panel and engine model change for fuel injection! It's a reasonable combination. Check whether the GPS is IFR approved; if it isn't you (a) cannot do approaches with it and must file /U and (b) it needs to be able to drop offline occasionally due to lack of RAIM. I think we'll have a bunch of existing simulator pilots being a bit surprised how hard navigation is, when you omit DME and have no moving map... 8-) _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
