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The Commander 115TC
The 115TC is a turbocharged aircraft that has the performance to fly higher, and operate at higher field elevations. This luxury single prop aircraft combines superior performance with spacious comfort and luxury.This model of the Commander design came in January 2000. With its 270-hp TIO-540-propelled turbo charged power plant, the Commander 115TC includes standard-issue 90-gallon fuel tanks, loads of standard and optional avionics, and luxury appointments, it's moniker The Cadillac of Singles is well earned.
The 115TC represents the pinnacle of refinement for the Commander series in terms of airframe, luxury and performance. It represents the culmination of a multitude of improvements to the Commander line and features numerous airframe, engine and systems refinements, as well as significantly increased range capability and upgraded avionics packages.
Known as the Cadillac of single prop aircraft!
Features
Highly detailed Flight Simulator X model.Full and effects possible for FS X.
Cutting edge 2D and 3D cockpits - in high resolution detail.
Unparalleled flight model for authenticity for use in Flight Simulator.
Advanced avionics custom made, including Garmin GNS 480.
Realistic panel lighting - rheostat controlled dimmer for gauges and display.
Advanced system failures modeling.
Load Manager for managing paint schemes and systems.
Recommended System
SpecificationsCompatible Simulator:Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
Dual Core microprocessor or higher with 2 GHz MHz + speed. A quad core processor are recommended. 4 MB RAM minimum. 4 MB RAM or higher is recommmended.
Windows versions 7, Vista and XP required.
Nvidia or ATI Radeon based 3D accelerator video card with full antialiasing and T&L lighting capability.
A minimum of 4 GB VRAM onboard RAM minimum is recommended.
SoundBlaster Live or equivalent 128-bit DirectX sound device.
Obviously, higher end systems with quad-core processors and 3.0 GHz+ speed CPU, 16 GB system RAM or higher and 10 GB+ video RAM will perform much better.
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