The RealSimGear G1000 Suite delivers an ultra-realistic hardware interface for PC flight simulation by combining two dedicated flight displays and a communications audio panel into a cohesive avionics setup. Designed for immersive training and cockpit builds, the suite includes:
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Primary Flight Display (PFD)
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Multi-Function Display (MFD)
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GMA audio panel
Each display features a wide-view IPS HDMI screen with backlit silicone rubber buttons and high-quality tactile knobs, giving a true-to-life interaction experience that closely mirrors real-world Garmin avionics. The system connects to a Windows PC using USB and HDMI, comes pre-loaded with RealSimGear drivers for plug-and-play operation, and integrates with popular simulators without configuration hassles.
The suite is easily panel-mounted into custom cockpits or paired with an optional stand (sold separately). HDMI cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
The G1000 PFD/MFD module works with any G1000 equipped aircraft included with or designed to work with X-Plane 11 or 12 (Windows only, not compatible with Mac versions of X-Plane).
It will also work with any G1000 equipped aircraft in Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024. (Not compatible with the Xbox version of Microsoft Flight Simulator)
WE ALSO PROVIDE A FREE X-Plane PLUG IN FOR STREAMLINED SCREEN CONFIGURATION FOR SEVERAL THIRD PARTY G1000 EQUIPPED AIRCRAFT. READ MORE ABOUT THIS HERE.
Install guide for X-Plane 11 and X-Plane 12
Install guide for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024
- Two RealSimGear G1000 XFD Modules
- One RealSimGear GMA Audio Panel
- USB cables x3
- Power Pack x2 - North American plug style
- Quick Start Guide
PLEASE NOTE: You will need 2 x HDMI cables - these are not supplied.
Customer Reviews
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SwedenLife changing experience!
Absolutely love this equipement! So ultra-realistic hardware and interface that elevated my virtual flying experience. In my opinion the most immersive and comprehensive experience I've had in my flight simulation career. An absolute must if you are serious about flight simming! :)
United StatesExcellent!!
Units came packed extremely well. Easy to install and set up. Make sure you read the setup article under the support tab before assembly since it now includes a one piece stand with different screws and a nice step by step for using pop out manager if using MSFS. Units work flawless right out of the box using the RealSim software that auto starts when loading MSFS. These have a high quality look and feel with rubberized buttons and solid encoders with a great authentic feel. I recommend these if looking to put together a G1000 cockpit.
United StatesWorth the price for those wanting to build a realistic sim setup (now to move the monitor up or buy a proper frame, that is the question)
(Student Pilot, 170+ hrs, Advanced Ground Instructor) since MSFS2020 came out, I've built out part by part the various hardware components including the honeycomb alpha and bravo quadrants, the Saitek rudder controls, saitek radio decks and flight instrument panels. Sadly, the Saitek units were starting to show their age. Having trained so far on 172 steam gauges, this provides an opportunity to acclimate myself to the glass cockpit without needing to log flight time or having to occupy the Red Bird sim. Because I'm running an 8th gen intel cpu, the cpu is under very heavy load and would have problems rendering either the PFD or the MFD while in VR mode (even with a GTX 4080), so sadly an augmented reality setup might not be ideal (i.e. gaining muscle memory of the button placement while allowing outside depth perception via the VR headset. The only thing I could properly note that should be worked on, adding a brightness control for the lcd screen (either though a monitor state in X-Plane/MSFS or hardcode an option into a button). There is also a possible documentation mistake regarding the Volume Control knob (above the Comms) controlling the button brightness. The volume knob above the Navs ended adjusting the brightness. Now to determine if I'm better off moving the monitor up (to regain the lost space, due the sheer size of these things ) or just buy a proper chassis (decisions decisions)
United StatesProblem with Order Overcome with Great Customer Service
Two years ago, I bought a G1000 and desktop stand to use with my MSFS sim. This Christmas, Santa brought me a second G1000 and desktop stand to complete my PFD/MFD setup. I absolutely love having the pair! Unfortunately, the new stand sat at a slightly different angle than the original one, leaving an annoying gap at the top. So, minus one star. I contacted RSG customer service to see what they would do about it and they generously agreed to send a replacement stand so both would be current production units and therefore match. So, plus one star for a total of five. Unfortunately, the new one was still a bit off (but less so than the original pair) which I was able to fix with a thin shim under the rear of the stand. Turns out there are two stand types that should be identical but may not be exactly so. The one ordered by customer service was SKU RSG-G1000-PFDS (same as Santa's elves made) and the one sent was SKU RSG-G1000-SUITES. If you're like me and couldn't afford dual units and stands at the same time and now are ready to buy a second G1000 and stand, I suggest checking your original order and ask for the one that will most closely match it.
United StatesBest Customer Service team
I recently encountered some issues with my G1000 unit, and after reaching out to the customer service team, they promptly resolved my issues.
United StatesLove It
I had purchased a G1000 from FlightsimBilders but ended up returning it because of some issues. Then I bought the RaelsimGear G1000, and it was the best decision I made.
RealSimGear.com
Thanks so much for your review, very much appreciated.
Frequently Asked Questions
The power pack we supply is 110-240V, 12 volt, 2 amps. It has a plug suited to North American outlets.
Please note, we do not supply HDMI cables. You will need to source the appropriate cable based on the available ports you have on your computer.
Here is an article covers the setup process for the RealSimGear 1000 Suite - Link to setup guide
