Coming soon from DreamFleet and Flight1 is the DreamFleet Beechcraft Bonanza A36 for FS2004. The add-on has just gone gold and now an extensive set of screen shots and full details on the aircraft are available. For information, click on Read More.DreamFleet has begun official previews of their Beechcraft Bonanza A36, which became Gold this week, and is being scheduled for release. Including a high value worth of advanced avionics, and featuring state of the art Flight Simulator aircraft simulation development and modeling, the A36 will be released at a FlightSim-friendly special Introductory Price, one that offers excellent value.
The DreamFleet A36 is the first FS aircraft to feature Reality XP's new Garmin GNS430 and WX500 Color Weather Radar as standard equipment. In addition, the aircraft features sophisticated Bendix-King Avionics, and Sandel 3308 EHSI provided by EagleSoft. Available in versions both with and without tip tanks, the DreamFleet A36 features a high-resolution, smooth-running VC that integrates with no compromises with a complete 2D interior. A new feature allows for displaying or hiding the entire VC, along with VC model complexity that can be dynamically adjusted during flight for improved performance with any system. The 2D panels and interior feature DreamFleet's trademark photoreal graphics. Modeled after a real Beech A36, the DreamFleet A36 features flight dynamics tested and approved by the real aircraft's owner. A new "DreamAudio" option further increases realism with realistic internal engine sounds as a pilot would hear them while wearing ANR headphones.
DreamFleet's Lou Betti comments: "This is our most-detailed and sophisticated GA product we have yet produced, and will lay the foundation for our future products. We loaded it up with incredible features, and a small fortune in add-on avionics, then sharpened our pencils, and came up with a price that I think will please the entire flight simulation community. We wanted to reward our loyal customer base, while also providing an enticement for those who have never tried a DreamFleet aircraft."
Extensive screen shot previews and a lengthy feature list for the A36 can be found by visiting the DreamFleet web site, here.
