FSX Manual/Checklist - Default Baron 58

PreviewThis PDF-format booklet presents a comprehensive procedure reference that walks through every phase of operating the Default Baron 58 in FSX. It offers step-by-step instructions from the moment the aircraft sits cold on the ramp until final shutdown and securing. The content includes settings for...

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This PDF-format booklet presents a comprehensive procedure reference that walks through every phase of operating the Default Baron 58 in FSX. It offers step-by-step instructions from the moment the aircraft sits cold on the ramp until final shutdown and securing. The content includes settings for manifold pressure across flight envelopes, guiding flight sim users on precise throttle and power configurations. Authored by Werner Schott, earlier releases of this guide have garnered thousands of downloads, reflecting its enduring utility and attention to detail.

Detailed Procedure Insights for the Baron 58

The Beechcraft Baron 58 (a twin-engine light business aircraft) is well-known among simulation enthusiasts for its versatility and reliability. This booklet covers sequences such as “cold” start, takeoff, climb, cruise, descent, landing, and full engine shutdown. Each stage is outlined in a methodical fashion to mimic real-world flight operations. Additionally, it references recommended manifold pressure values that may vary at high-altitude airports above 2,500 ft MSL.

Recommended Usage within FSX

If you commonly start your simulator with engines and avionics running, you can quickly set up a cold and dark scenario. Simply place the Baron 58 at a gate or parking stand and work through the final sections of the checklist (from “Taxi to ramp” until “Securing”). Once you save this state, subsequent flights will begin with engines off. Following the documented steps adds immersion by replicating the authentic experience of preparing a twin-engine aircraft for flight.

Power Settings and Manifold Pressure Notes

Throughout climb, cruise, and descent, this manual references specific manifold pressure readings to guide throttle management. These figures improve realism by ensuring correct engine handling, although high-elevation airports will often require adjustments. This becomes particularly relevant for takeoff rolls and approach phases, as ambient pressure naturally impacts power output at altitude.

Integrated Visual Reference

Screenshot of Default Baron 58 panel.

Screenshot of Default Baron 58 panel.

The included image highlights the Baron 58’s default cockpit layout used within FSX. It allows sim pilots to visually match checklist items to on-screen instruments and controls.

Author Acknowledgment

All procedures and performance suggestions here are the work of the developer, Werner Schott. This freeware add-on continues his tradition of creating thorough manuals and checklists, ensuring that FSX users have reliable, in-depth resources suited for both casual flying and more advanced platform training.

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