Carenado Announces First Two MSFS Aircraft

Guess I will skip these two. The CT182T Skylane has a glass cockpit, which I dislike and there are too many glass cockpits in FS2020 to start with. I have the M20R Ovation for X-Plane and it has the most annoying and loud gear warning alarm that I've ever heard. Almost impossible to reduce height or do a slow pass without that constant blaring noise in your ear.

Please someone, bring some vintage aircraft with steam gauges to FS2020!?

There's already a 152 and a 172 in all versions of the sim, I'll pass on the 182 also. The M20R will wait until they have a year end sale.

Yes steam gauges! And N numbers.

Yes steam gauges! And U.S. N numbers.

Originally Posted by N222TT

Yes steam gauges! And U.S. N numbers.

The N, in an N-number denotes US registered aircraft. There was no need to correct it. You could say, "US tail-numbers". It's kinda like saying VIN-number or PIN-number, it's redundant.

Originally Posted by ryogahibiki345

The N, in an N-number denotes US registered aircraft. There was no need to correct it. You could say, "US tail-numbers". It's kinda like saying VIN-number or PIN-number, it's redundant.

It may be redundant, but in the FAA Database it's called an N-number.

Originally Posted by rockinrobin

It may be redundant, but in the FAA Database it's called an N-number.

You completely missed the point of my original post. It wasn't about the N-number part is was the fact that he went on to say, U.S. N-number. He didn't need to add the U.S. part to N-number, that was the redundant part. The 'N' doesn't stand for number.

please don't forget vintage aircrafts I particuarly did like the Carenado D18 S on FSX and Prepar3d