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Our newest video producer, Ronnie, has worked tireless to create a brand new video review of the fantastic Hot Start TBM 900 for X-Plane 11.

I’m not going to spoil too much, but suffice to say, he loved the experience with the plane, the level of detail and how much system depth there is to it. You can find out his full thoughts in the video above.

Lets take a look at Hot Start’s TBM 900 for X-Plane 11 and land it in some dirt!

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Produced by: Ronnie Wainscott

Product Information

Developer

FlyJSim

Purchase From

X-Plane.org

Price

$59.95

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Version Reviewed

3.0

Press Copy Provided By

FlyJSim

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As per our Community Charter, all of our reviews are free from bias, prejudice and favouritism. Don't forget, each reviewer has their own style and thoughts, although they all abide by the Review Guidelines - something I suggest you read.

X-Plane is renowned as being a platform with a great amount of study-level aircraft worth drooling over. One of the developers credited for producing a couple of those is FlyJSim.

While their team is small, FJS carries a wealth of experience between them that allows them to create some magnificent simulations of some classic aircraft. You only need not look further than their 732 TwinJet v3, that was released at the start of 2018, to see how the development team is capable of some of the best aircraft simulations available to the home flight simmer.

With the refresh of their 727 Series, bringing it to version 3, FJS has once again shown they are the masters of their craft.

Presentation

Included in the package are -100, -200 and -200F models that, in their design at least, have not changed since version 2 of the aircraft.  However, their flight models have been updated to be compatible with X-Plane 11. The texturing, on the other hand, has been updated to higher resolutions, and the entire aircraft has been given the Physics-Based Rendering treatment (more commonly referred to as PBR).

The cockpit has an incredible presence that feels familiar for an aircraft of the era. While sitting in the left seat at night, the warm glow of the lights from the engineer’s station is apparent from behind you, casting a retro ambience over the pedestal and up onto the main instrument panel.  Every switch and dial in the business end of the aircraft is modelled and functional, including the entire engineer’s station, overhead, instrument panel, pedestal, and the cockpit voice recorder event marker.