Meet Vans Aircraft RV-10
The RV-10 first flew in 2003. It combines a low wing, fixed tricycle gear and a substantial enclosed cabin, with kits supplied for amateur construction. It was the first four-seat aircraft in Van's established RV range.
Homebuilt aircraft can differ in engines, avionics and interior equipment. The X-Plane implementation consequently represents a particular cockpit choice, including the avionics and trim controls documented by Laminar, rather than a universal factory-standard RV-10 panel.
In your simulator
Systems, equipment and documentation for each developer’s aircraft.
Vans Aircraft RV-10
Laminar Research
Edition / package Desktop
A G1000-equipped homebuilt in X-Plane
Laminar's RV-10 guide documents stick controls, electric pitch-trim commands and a G1000/autopilot panel. That avionics choice identifies the represented homebuilt aircraft. A later special livery does not, by itself, establish a new control interface or different underlying aircraft systems.
Laminar Research · Van’s Aircraft RV-10 POH ↗Archived simulator manual; installed package revision not observed · PDF pp.11,17,21
Manuals & resources
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Manual
Van’s Aircraft RV-10 POHLaminar Research X-Plane 12 Desktop ManualLaminar Research X-Plane aircraft and avionics manualsLaminar ResearchAircraft background
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