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Q4XP · FlyJSim · X-Plane 11 · X-Plane 12
FlyJSim documents a manual crossfill for routes and fuel data between the two UNS-1Ew units. The simulated heading mode also permits following vectors while retaining LNAV, with holding patterns entered through a graphical definition page.
Q4XP developer systems description · gathered September 2026
Q4XP · FlyJSim · X-Plane 11 · X-Plane 12
The flight-attendant panel controls cabin lighting and temperature. Passenger shades, overhead bins, tray tables and service doors are interactive, extending the aircraft beyond the pilots’ seats.
Q4XP developer feature description · gathered September 2026
Q4XP · FlyJSim · X-Plane 11 · X-Plane 12
FlyJSim lists geared control tabs, pitch and roll disconnects, a gust lock, hydraulic distribution and stall protection among the Q4XP's modelled systems. Its UNS-1Ew flight-management system and PW150A engine simulation sit within that wider aircraft model. The reviewed requirements specify X-Plane 12.09 or later.
Current product requirements retrieved 2026-09-10 · Flight Controls/Hydraulics; specifications
Q4XP · FlyJSim · X-Plane 11 · X-Plane 12
The Q4XP represents the Dash 8 Q400 with a custom UNS-1Ew flight-management system. The designated store lists X-Plane 11 and X-Plane 12 support.
Official developer / designated-store reference · checked 2026-09-14
The Dash 8 entered service in 1984, developing regional-airline work around two turboprops rather than the Dash 7's four. The programme expanded through several fuselage lengths and engine developments. Later Q-series aircraft incorporated active cabin noise and vibration reduction.
The Q400 is a substantially larger and faster member of that family. FlyJSim's Q4XP represents this version, with its flight-management system and controls described in the developer manual.
Aircraft / family
Interview by Sarah Blake · 24 April 2025
Interview by Sarah Blake · 26 April 2026
Claire Lemiski · 8 March 2019
DV20 · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2024
The May 2025 release notes identify iniBuilds’ DV20 package version 0.0.11. Its changes address engine-cover interaction, propeller animation, electrical indications and missing EFB takeoff/landing performance data. These changes apply to the documented 0.0.11 revision.
Official MSFS 2024 SU2 notes · 1.4.20.0
DV20 · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2020
Diamond DA20 / DV20 · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
Aerobask’s X-Plane 12 package represents the DA20-C1 with a 125 hp Continental IO-240. Its custom SkyView includes synthetic vision, touchscreen controls, autopilot and Navigraph charts. Instruments offer popup and separate-window views, with additional options for their presentation.
Gathered Aerobask page · DA20-C1; package revision not stated
Diamond DA20 / DV20 · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
The developer describes working breaker-switches with configurable reliability, saved parameters, selectable passengers and a simulated headset. Rain, frost and reflections appear on the windshield, and the FMOD environment is credited to Daniela Rodriguez Careri. The listing also names native support for RXP and TDS GTN750 options.
Developer-documented features · no independent fidelity claim
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