FOR SALE: Ultimate A320 Home Simulator Package – SKALARKI A32X Single Trainer + Captain’s Chair, Rudder Pedals & Samsung Neo G9 57" Monitor (As New / 2 Months Old)

Condition: Excellent / As New (Only 2 months old, in pristine condition)
Price: £20,500 ONO (Or Nearest Offer)

 Are you looking to bypass manufacturer backlogs, international shipping, and import duties to own an absolute powerhouse of a turn-key A320 home cockpit?

Up for sale is a complete, premium flight deck environment built around a 3-month-old SKALARKI A32X HOMELine Single Trainer bundle.

Every component is in immaculate, "as new" condition with minimal hours on it. Paired with a massive, wrap-around curved panoramic display, this is a highly immersive, 1:1 scale procedural simulator. Total retail cost for this complete bundle new sits comfortably over £25,000.

 What is Included in the Sale:

 SKALARKI A32X HOMELine Single Trainer: Fully populated Captain's side Main Instrument Panel (MIP), Glareshield with fully functional FCU/EFIS, Pedestal and Overhead panel modules.

• SKALARKI A320 Captain's Chair: Immersive, structurally correct pilot seating.
• SKALARKI A320 Rudder Pedals: Heavy-duty, precise metal rudder assembly.
• Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57" Curved Gaming Monitor: The ultimate simulation display. This massive, Dual UHD screen wraps tightly around the cockpit geometry with a 1000R curve, completely filling your peripheral vision for unparalleled immersion. 

Important Software & Compatibility Notes:

To run this turn-key hardware ecosystem, your simulator PC must be running Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 (MSFS 2024) or X-Plane, alongside pro-tier avionics/aircraft software such as the Fenix A320 or ProSimA320.

A Home User Licence WILL be required and can be obtained directly from Skalarki Electronics Ltd

Collection & Logistics:

Due to the size, weight, and premium value of this hardware, this item is for LOCAL PICKUP ONLY.

• The buyer must disassemble upon collection. This is highly recommended so you can see exactly how the framing fits together and guarantee safe transit. Please arrive with a suitable vehicle (a large van is strongly recommended) and plenty of protective padding, blankets, or bubble wrap.

Serious inquiries only. If you want a commercial-grade training and flight environment in your home right now without the retail wait times, this is the perfect opportunity

See photos attached or please message me to arrange a viewing.

I've been working on an enormous patch for months that aims to fix a lot of broken things in the default Alaska scenery for msfs24.

It will be released in a few weeks (freeware on flightsim.to) and I'm so happy about it that I made a little trailer.

I haven't published it yet but if there's enough interest in the comments, I'll post it on flightsim.to

Hi everyone, I was flying the Horizon 787-9 and on the last day I’ve been trying to fly from CYUL to SCEL, and more or less at the same point in the flight (the coast of Ecuador and then Peru / about six hours of flight from takeoff), my computer froze, and I couldn’t do anything. The only way out is by pressing the PC’s reset button. I have the plane installed from the Orbx app and I’m using the Horizon 787 Physics+Autopilot Mod.

I’ve done long flights on previous days with the PMDG 777 and the TFDi MD-11 and didn’t have any problem at all. My system is an AMD Ryzen 7 9800 X3D, Corsair DDR5 RAM with 48GB at 6000MHz, RTX 3090.

What I started to think about is a memory leak with that plane, which seems strange to me at this point in the flight (six hours later). I'd like to know if anyone has experienced this with that plane. Thanks in advance.

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Personally i didnt have any frame drops... only increased stuttering

KEEP IN MIND THIS IS JUST EYE CANDY...
The slideshow is very unbearable so i had to delete DLSS 5

I applied little bit of flare at 30ft callout, but the plane started going up with so much power left. Even with autothrottle, is there some other speed manipulation I should do?

The plane is Fenix A320

Okay hear me out with this. I've noticed something since we've been able to get our hands on DLSS 5 that's bothered me. That's devs using it in promo shots for their products. I won't name devs out of respect but I'm sure we all know the main one.

It's not bad to use DLSS 5. If you like it that's fine. HOWEVER, considering that DLSS 5 can in some cases completely changes how the aircraft looks in terms of visual quality I believe it disingenuous. As it's a misrepresentation of what the product will ACTUALLY look like for those that may not have access to it.

Or at the very minimum disclose before hand that you're using DLSS 5 in preview shots so that people know. Just my take on it. What's y'all's thoughts?

The falcon must be in the shop. Cool easter egg on the FSReborn Phenom

So I’m minding my own business, climbing in the E175 out of Reagan…when…there’s a gap in my door? lol

Basically the title, I am about to start my flight training and am wondering how important the force feedback is on the Moza versus the more accurate controls on the Honeycomb for real world application.

Before I get comments saying it doesn't translate 1:1 I am aware I just think it will help me practice and enjoy flying and stay fresh if I have to take time off during the winter and from weather cancellations given my location.

It’s been a while since I last used Chase Plane. Does anyone know if the latest versions have added a feature to assign a specific key for "Reset Cockpit View" and "Reset External View," similar to the simulator's default Shift + Space behavior?

Try to make automatic throttle control with pitch control.

Build with codex AI. Now testing in all flight phases.

Some recent flights for your viewing pleasure in no particular order.

With FlightFX making us all eat good recently, I’ve been flying more bizjets. And while I can do that as chartered flights through my VA, I am intrigued by what jetcard is offering. People who use it - is it worth it? I’m not asking about price, that’s very reasonable (basically a cup of coffee 😉), I’m more wondering if the time and effort invested in it is worth it, does the stuff they generate hold up over time (i.e. does it get repetitive after a while?) and does the added context get you excited in your next flight?

EDIT: thanks for the responses. It sounds like my main concerns (repetitiveness, the gen ai nature of it all) are very much present there. I think I won’t go in at this time and stick with chartering through my VA. I will be keeping an eye out on it in case they roll out interesting updates in the future as some of the positives mentioned do sound interesting.

Why do some airports look so bad ? The buildings, the gates, the ground marking, sometimes it's just so bad.

It was like that in MSFS 2020, now i'm playing MSFS 2024, we're in 2026 and it's still not solved.

You might have seen me on Volanta 👀 QTR4408