LRM is a free tool that enables you to monitor and track your flights and aircraft landing rates within your flight simulator.
Features
- Easy to install download and run the installer - you'll be up and running in a few seconds (next, next, next etc)!
- Lightweight only a few megabytes of space required on your machine!
- Easy to use just run the application and it'll track your take-off and landing rate.
- Run it on a remote machine LRM can be run on a remote machine when using WideFS.
- Display the FPM landing and take-off rate in-sim No more having to minimise your sim to see the landing rate, you can choose to show the landing rate (FPM) directly in the sim!
- Flight logbook linking the LRM client to a free FSHub.io account enables you to record all your flights, routes flown and landing statistics.
- Web-based GPS tracking you can monitor your aircraft position on any device, anywhere...
- Cabin applause (optional) had a good landing? You can enable cabin feedback by having a roar of passenger applause!
System Requirements
- Microsoft Fight Simulator 2020, Microsoft FSX, FSX Steam Edition, Prepar3d or X-Plane 11
- FSUIPC client (if using MSFS2020, FSX, FSX-SE or P3D)
- XPUIPC client (if using X-Plane 11)
- 14 MB free disk space
Screenshots
Documentation
Full documentation for the software and it's features can be found online in PDF format. I would highly recommend that all users' read it when they first install.
License
LRM is provided free of charge but without warranties for both personal and commercial use, feel free to download and use it today!
Change log
The application version changelog can be expanded below.
v4.0 - Released 23rd November 2017
- Added landing categorisations to landing summaries (eg. smooth, perfect, firm, hard, dangerous, and fatal).
- Added optional cabin applause when a "safe" landing is made.
- Now officially supports and works with X-Plane 11 in addition to the previously supported simulators.
- Enables optional Virtual Airline tracking for users of FSHub.io.
- References to LRMLive are now replaced with FSHub.io (following the re-branding).
v3.0 - Released 10th October 2016
- Additional information now shown for landings (speed, pitch, bank and wind conditions).
- Optional "BlackBox" mode, that when enabled, it will start LRM at login and will monitor in the background, no need to start it manually anymore!
- Personal pilot flight records (when linked to an FSHub.io account).
- Web-based GPS tracking (when linked to an FSHub.io account).
- Display take-off statistics in-sim.
- Ability to customise how long the in-sim messages are displayed for.
v2.4 - Released 10th August 2016
- Fixes an issue affecting French regional settings on Microsoft Windows® (issues #2 and #3).
- Adds new option to show extra landing statistics in the sim on landing (feature request #4).
- General tweaks and improvements.
v2.3 - Released 6th March 2016
- Adds new option to auto-close LRM when the Sim is closed.
- Adds new option to check for LRM updates on start-up.
v2.2 - Released 7th February 2016
- Pitch/bank angles and wind direction/speed now only uploaded to the LRMLive site instead of outputted to the client/screen (less clutter) as requested by users.
v2.1 - Released 31st January 2016
- Now captures and displays pitch/bank angles and wind direction/speed
- Updates API and Map URLs to use the new domain address.
v2.0 - Released 31st March 2015
- Fixed the update checker tool to correctly report if a new version is available.
- Added option to display the landing rate (FPM) in the simulator (green banner)
- Added option to send landing rate and aircraft position to the LRM live map.
- Various performance improvements.
v1.0 - Released 4th December 2014
- Initial release.
Issue or feature request?
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