BackCountry X-Plane Pilot

Avitab for X-Plane 11 is a fantastic new app still under development. If you need to read PDF's this is the one you want. It allows you to bring in for example a Juneau Sectional which you download from the FAA website and display in your flight simulator. Learn more at https://www.backcountryxplanepilot.com

More demonstrations of the HTC Vive Pro, this time with the default X-Plane 11 Cessna 172 with standard instruments. A short flight from Haines Alaska (PAHN) to Skagway Alaska (PAGY) with semi nice weather, using Xenviro 1.07. Learn more at https://www.backcountryxplanepilot.com

Gustavus Alaska at the mouth of Glacier Bay. What better way to get there than in a CT210M via X-Plane 11 and (VR) Virtual reality. Welcome to the new green way to travel and site seeing around the world. Using the HTC Vive Pro it's only getting better. Read more on the website at https://www.backcountryxplanepilot.com

Laminar research Cessna 172SP G1000 in version 11.20 is without a doubt one of the best Aircraft I've flown. Not just from a handling standpoint, it's the clarity in VR that has me drooling. Take a look at the video or better yet fire yours up and take a flight in your X-Plane 11 VR Cessna 172SP G1000 from Skagway to Haines. The scenery is breathtaking. Read more at https://www.backcountryxplanepilot.com/cessna-172sp-g1000-x-plane-11-20

Flying in the backcountry whether in a real airplane or a flight simulator is breathtaking. I don't know of any place that demonstrates this better than Southeast Alaska. From the ocean to the tops of the mountains covered with snow and ice either way you'll enjoy the journey. If you like the channel please do subscribe. You can find more on my site https://www.backcountryxplanepilot.com

Short flight around Haines Alaska, in the default X-Plane Cessna 172. Real weather thanks to XEnviro. The Improved graphics with the HTC-Vive Pro make the clouds look kind of weird.

Today was the big day all the pieces had come together X-Plane 11 native VR and Finally the HTC Vive Pro. I had pre-ordered the unit like so many others and anxiously awaited its arrival. I am sure, I am not alone in wanting increased resolution, and better definition of the X-Plane 11 cockpit displays while in virtual mode. Setup of the HTC Vive Pro Was just a little more complicated than the Oculus Rift setup, but not by much! It added just a few more components to the puzzle. I had spent far to many hours with the Rift and Flyinside fine tuning the adjustments looking for the best clarity with game play possible. With the HTC Vive Pro after all the equipment was installed setup with SteamVR was a breeze. Maybe 5 minutes tops. I saw the section for updates and both of the base units and the headset had software updates to install. My first impression was that is was a little brighter, the colors seemed to pop more sitting on the ramp in Skagway Alaska. During start up there is a part where to screen goes dark grey, you could notice the screen door mesh, but it was oh so much finer. You could see it but you really had to focus to see the holes. If you prefer, read more on my site at https://www.backcountryxplanepilot.com/x-plane-11-htc-vive-pro-initial-review/

Hello, Glenn here, so, what is Backcountry X-Plane pilot all about? Well, it’s about putting some fun and challenge back into your simulator flying. My website and this channel is designed to help you explore the many backcountry airports and put some fun, and challenges back into your virtual reality flying. We will explore some of the best destinations to fly to and the equipment we will need to do it. We will discover and fly into the many hidden backcountry airports everyone else is simply flying over. And, we will do it with the challenge of real time flight simulator weather. So, click on the subscribe button and join us on some epic journeys and leave us a comment or two. Visit my website at https://www.BackcountryXplanePilot.com for more insight on virtual reality (VR) simulator flying.