FlyJSim Q4XP

XPlanereviews.com:  Overall Best of the Year FlyJSim Q4XP 🏅 🏅🏅 , Best Aircraft : FlyJSim Q4XP 🏅, Person(s) of the Year : Jack Skieczius and the FlyJSim Team 🏅

The Q4XP is the result of years of dedication and FlyJSim’s famous attention to detail, which has given birth to an entirely new aircraft experience. Featuring in-depth systems simulations, a meticulously detailed 3d model, 4K textures inside and out, a fully custom UNS-1Ew flight management system, and so much more. Feel the power of the PW150 Engines, hear the aircraft come to life, manage your aircraft like a real pilot as you fly this versatile and nimble aircraft to destinations throughout the world.

The Q400 is a Canadian-built medium-range turboprop regional airliner. The Q400 has a high cruise speed to make it competitive, with travel times similar to jets like the CRJ and ERJ in segments under 500nm, but is much more fuel-efficient. Enjoy the speed at your fingertips as you zip in and out between the big jets. The max range of the Q400 is 1100miles at MTOW, so you can count on operating segments under three hours. Operating from regional airports to larger hubs, the Q400 can take off in as little as 4000 feet of runway, making the most out of all of your add-on scenery. This versatile aircraft can operate in challenging areas such as mountainous terrain, steep approaches, gravel runways, and in all weather conditions. The Q400 is currently operated by airlines all over the world, from the northern regions of Canada and Europe, to the Australian outback, and everywhere in between, so expect to find liveries and routes for an area near you.

With a max continue rating of 5071 SHP ( 3782 kW ) and with a prop assembly over 4 meters in width, the PW150 is the engine that gets the Q400 and its 78 passengers from A to B. We have taken the care to simulate this engine and its power output accurately. This includes FADEC and PEC simulation and proper power management via the input from power and prop condition levers in all phases of flight. We also wanted to make sure that you will intuitively be able to work with the engine controls, either using commands and or axis input. We have even included an on-screen indicator to help get you acquainted with the Q4XPs unique engine operation.

A Q400 wouldn’t be complete without the iconic roar of the twin turboprop engines, and we’ve gone to great lengths to re-create this experience for you audiophiles. Continuing from the success of the 732 Twinjet, FlyJSim has developed an accurate and immersive FMOD sound pack, which provides a fully 3D positional experience. Hear the change in treble and bass as you advance from minimum to maximum prop, or the subtle nuances as you pass through each power range (including beta range sounds)

Sounds are completely dynamic. Every switch, knob and click is fully replicated and randomized. Aural attention sounds, wheel rattles and cabin doors all create the most immersive experience in any X-Plane aircraft.

Animations

With this release, FlyJSim is proud to release a new and improved animation system. With the goal of a more immersive experience, each switch, lever, knob, and anything you can select will animation smoothing from one position to the next. This small addition adds to the overall feel of the simulation. On top of that, you will find we have animated almost everything we could.

Every plane these days needs an EFB to make it complete. The JPad is our solution to the UI and menus used in the past. You will have access to a 3d tablet in the flight deck or as a 2d pop-up.

The Features here are only the start of what we have planned to come for the JPad, but already you have several things you can do:

We have teamed up with the most talented livery creators in the x-plane community to help bring to you a whole set of liveries to choose from. From these you will have 18 liveries to choose from out of the box with over 70+ currently created to fly with right now.

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