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CAFedm
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Joined: Dec 09, 2006
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Location: Edmonton Alberta Canada
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Having just added a bunch of Lear 45 gauges to my custom aircraft (in FS9), I have encountered the dreaded no-gauge problem when loading the same plane in FSX. As suspected, turns out the Lear (and all other aircraft) have their gauges bundled within a .cab folder within each aircraft's Panel folder. After testing a few FSX gauges in the FS9 version of the same project, they don't work (surprised? NOT), so it looks like (when using borrowed MS-default gauges anyway), the ones specific to each version of the sim will need to be adopted. And just when I thought I was getting closer to completion... 
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CRJCapt
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BobFam
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| Which specific gauges are you referring to? Most .cab gauges work OK in FSX. Regards, Bob. |
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