
Touchscreen
8-in-1 Avionics
Extend Beyond
Don't let a traditional G1000 lock you to a handful of aircraft and a single avionics suite. The TNxi 8X is one panel with eight avionics profiles — switch your entire cockpit from a dropdown and fly far beyond the usual.
One panel. Eight avionics.
Hover a profile to preview it on the panel — Primary Flight Displays load on the left unit, MFD & navigator profiles on the right.
Primary Flight Display Profiles

MFD / Navigator Profiles
Native Avionics
No Pop-Outs.
The native avionics — Steam Gauges, G600 TXi and the TDS GTN 750 — render directly on the panel, with no pop-outs and no floating windows to manage.
In MSFS, popped-out instruments often break after updates, and many setups need third-party software just to get them working. Native avionics skip all of that — they load in seconds and stay rock-solid in MSFS and X-Plane.
One click, and you're flying.
Loads in seconds
Avionics up instantly — nothing to set up.
No pop-outs
Rendered right on the panel.
No extra software
No third-party pop-out tools to configure.
Rock-solid in MSFS and X-Plane
No broken windows after an update.
Any airplane
Use it in any airplane
Native avionics read data straight from the sim and render it on their own engine, so they aren't tied to aircraft that ship with that exact panel.
Fly a bush plane, a trainer, a complex single, a twin, a turboprop or a jet — the same panel just works. Explore hundreds of aircraft without ever worrying about hardware compatibility.
Bush planes
Trainers
Complex singles
Twins
Turboprops
Jets
Built into a real aircraft panel
The TNxi 8X drops into an integrated panel — a full cockpit layout with backlit bezels, knobs and switches, built for your airframe. Pick the panel that matches the plane you fly.
Cockpit ecosystem
Grow into a complete cockpit
It doesn't stop at avionics. The FlightVelocity panel lineup — now part of FlightSimBuilder — drops into an FSB aluminum frame, so you can grow from a single panel into a complete, rigid cockpit at your own pace.
Designed & supported
Built by pilots, for pilots
We're real-world and sim pilots based in San Diego. We fly the real thing and the sim, and we build the hardware we want to use ourselves. We love working with other pilots and flight-sim enthusiasts — and when you have a question, you'll get direct email support from the people who designed it.






