Published by 晨 李 on 2024-02-07
Simionic G1000 (MFD) Overview
What is Simionic G1000 (MFD)? The Simionic G1000 MFD app is a simulation of the Multi Function Display (MFD) of the Garmin G1000 used on Cessna 182T, 172S, 172R, 206H and Beechcraft Baron G58. It can be configured to adapt piston, turboprop and jet engines. The app is for practice only and does not include PFD functionalities. It can connect to another app which simulates the G1000 PFD via wifi connection. The app includes a global navigation database and topo data, engine status simulation, functional "Map Setup", all pages including AUX pages, terminal procedures, user waypoint creating/editing, user defined holding patterns, flight plans storing/editing, and checklists for Cessna 182T, 172S, 172R and 206H. It is recommended that users have a real G1000 user guide from Garmin.
1. This is an app which simulates the Multi Function Display(MFD) of the Garmin G1000 used on Cessna 182T, 172S, 172R, 206H and Beechcraft Baron G58.
2. Due to huge memory consumption, it's highly recommended that you install this app on an iPad which has at least 1G memory on board.
3. It can be used by aviation enthusiasts as well as pilots to perform either an IFR training or just to familiarize the operations of G1000 MFD.
4. To obtain PFD functionalities, download the PFD app from AppStore which can co-operate with this app(MFD) via wifi connection.
5. This app emulates G1000 MFD functionalities only.
6. The navigation database included in this app may be outdated and very possible to be different from what it is in real life.
7. Thus, install this app on iPad 1, iPad 2 or iPad mini is not recommended.
8. Most of the functionalities are implemented just as they are in the real life.
9. Running this app on iPad Air or newer devices will get you a much better performance.
10. -The app is not provided, approved, endorsed, or otherwise supported by Garmin.
11. It does not include PFD functionalities.
Download and Install Simionic G1000 (MFD) - PC
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Good for training
I passed the G1000 checkride yesterday in a Cessna 172S NAV III, transitioning from steam gauges. The Simionic simulators were an invaluable tool that I highly recommend to anybody wanting to learn the G1000 to fly an actual aircraft. Every single task the CFI wanted to see me perform I was able to do without any hesitation or problem. Thanks to Simionic for an excellent learning tool!
Terrible FMS Control - You can’t scroll at all
I got this device to help transition from 30 years of flying steam gauges. Most flight sims don’t include the aux menu so I bought this product to review the cockpit instrument check. The FMS “knob” is so difficult to use it’s almost useless. You need to hit the iPad screen repeatedly just to get the menu to appear, then it disappears before you have a chance to pick your selection. Is there any way to adjust how long the FMS “knob” remains active? If it was user configurable, or if you simply doubled the amount of time the knob was active, MAYBE it would be worth 4+, but as of now, it’s a solid 2.
Not really a standalone app :(
The PFD app is excellent. It allows you to set heading, altitude and airspeed to run the simulation. But the MFD app does not have that function. Therefore it doesn’t really work as a simulator. I would like to use two iPads but there is the problem of having a second compatible iPad... perhaps it should run on the iPhone XS. Or at least let the PFD run on the iPhone so that It can give Hdg, alt, As vector info for the MFD app. .... Here’s an idea why not just allow an iPhone to generate the vector information that would be transmitted by Wi-Fi so that the MFD can be used as intended?. The iPhone app would not need to do have the same functionality as the PSD just throttle, heading, vertical speed and altitude....
Difficult to use controls
This is a great app and seems to emulate the G1000 very well, however I find the controls are way to difficult to use. Given that the iPad has a keyboard why not use the keyboard for entering waypoints?? Or at least make the plus and minus buttons when you press the knob should stay up for at least 5 seconds instead of the approx half a second currently. If it used the keyboard for entry it would be a 5 star app. Also agree with previous comment re making available for Cirrus Vision Jet. Would definitely purchase that option.
Very happy, but…
Bought the PFD months ago, and so happy with the results, a definetly recommended tool to improve your skills with the G1000, and become a master with thr real system while airborne.. Today I’ve bought the MFD, as I want to improve my skills on it, and also so happy once exploring all its functionalities The only problem I am having is that there is no way to pair both iPads, as despite being connected to the same local network, neither the PFD detects the MFD, nor the way round:( Any clue how to troubleshot that? Thank you!
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