The ultimate RealSimGear bundle! Includes the GTN750, GTN650 and combo stand. This is a great combination for your home simulator as the GTN750 also includes a transponder and full audio panel control.
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Integrated touch screen
Responsive touch screen enables all of the GTN750/GTN650 on screen functions, connects via HDMI and USB -
Fully assembled & enclosed
No assembly, 3D printing, soldering etc required, comes fully enclosed and ready to mount in your panel or our desktop stand -
Fully functional knobs and tactile buttons
Rubber buttons match the feel of the real device -
Change your comm radio frequencies quickly and easily
no more fumbling with the mouse, allowing you to develop muscle memory and proficiency for instrument flying -
Make your sim training more effective
and representative of real world flying -
Desktop or panel mount
For flying students, pilots and home cockpit builders. Note the desktop stand is included in this bundle
This product is especially helpful for learning and practicing instrument flying procedures. When coupled with virtual ATC like SayIntentions.AI, PilotEdge, or VatSIM this provides the most realistic simulation possible. This allows you to develop familiarity with the Garmin GTN750/650 interface and controls so you can be better prepared for actual lessons with your CFII.
These units require 3rd party GTN software such as TDS GTNXi XPlane by TDS Sim Software, or Reality-XP GTN.
* Both software packages make use of the actual Garmin GTN Training software, but the TDS Sim is a bit easier to use and allows for navigation database updates via Navigraph.
** This system is NOT compatible with Mac due to driver and screen handling issues with MacOS. This will require a PC to work.
Compatible with the following platforms:
X-Plane 11 or X-Plane 12* (Windows only, not compatible with MacOS or Apple Mac computers).
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024**
These units require 3rd party GTN software to function:
- For MSFS 2022 or 2024:
- For X-Plane 11 or 12:
* Both the TDS Sim Software and Reality-XP software packages make use of the actual Garmin GTN Training software, but the TDS Sim Software is a bit easier to use and allows for navigation database updates via Navigraph.
**Avionics software is sold separately from the RealSimGear GTN750/650
Includes:
- GTN750 unit
- GTN650 unit
- x2 Power packs
- x2 USB cables
- Combo Stand
Customer Reviews
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I started training at zero hours in May 2022 on a Sling 2 (912is) and obtained my PPL in October 2022. The Sling2 is equipped with a G3X, G650 and G5 and GFC500. It became very clear after about 10 hours in the air that the cockpit was not going to be the best learning environment for me. Being 60 years old, working full time and new to flying made the cockpit way too much to handle. So I got X-Plane with the G1000 suite for starters (G3X not being available--would love RealSim Gear to come out with this!), loaded the Sling add-on into X-Plane and signed up for Pilot Edge and went to work. There is no way I would have passed my PPL check ride without this set up at home to supplement my in-air training. Absolutely NO WAY. I'm working on my IFR Rating now and added the G650/G750 combo as well as the G5 (because I have to learn how to fly with the G5 alone (partial panel) in my checkride). My sim set up is now much better than the SIM at the school. All they have is two G1000 AATD's. AND, they charge $170/hr with the CFI. And because of the use these SIMS get, buttons are always falling off or just simply inoperable. On top of that, the school doesn't update the navdata on the AATD so sometimes approaches are out of date or not even there. So I subscribed to Navigraph for X-plane and now have up-to-date navdata at home, which the G650/G750 updates seamlessly So between Navigraph, Pilot Edge, X-Plane and ESPECIALLY the RealSimGear components, it's about as realistic as it can possibly get for a SIM. I showed my CFI and he was blown away. I get a BETTER SIM training experience at home then at school--and to some degree even better than in the cockpit itself. RealSimGear pays for itself in about 5 hours of flying time. It has been (can continues to be) a game changer for me.