Wing views centered on the POSKY 747-200 family present working control surfaces and a dynamic sheen attributed to POSKY. They operate with addon panels and rely on the 747-200 panel by Massimo Gra…
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Wing views on the 737-700 model by Eric Cantu and Sam Needs from Kittyhawk Studios remain adjustable when paired with the tungv1.zip panel by Targan Unutmaz. This setup links the Kittyhawk Studios …
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Cessna 402C cockpit panel is designed for a 2004-era flight-simulation program, focusing on the 402C variant. It supports the instrument layout and operator workflows within the sim environment, of…
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Wing views accompany the IFDG 767-200, providing visual references for this model across multiple angles. I use the 757 panel by Ken Mitchell in my planes, aligning setup with the panel creator's d…
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Panel covers three variants of the Airbus family—A319, A320, and A321—and uses an original bitmap with gauges from FPDA, HGHB and others. Marco Spada handles the panel design, and an accompanying i…
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By Johan Peeters, joined by Eric Marciano and Chris Reid from DSB DESIGN, the panel targets compatibility with Melvin rafi's excelent777 and the default 777. It offers lifelike displays, HSI contro…
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Based on a photo of a real cabin, this panel uses gauges specially created for many light effects. This version, by Hector Molina, adapts to work with the original setup, preserving the distinctive…
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At 1024x768 resolution, this photo-realistic flight-deck module for the Fokker 100 serves Project Fokker, presenting an upper section, console and interior views with a distinct night illumination.…
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This cockpit panel for a 737-300 incorporates new XML gauges such as ADI, HSI, radio altimeter, VSI, AP anunciator, and the alt-speed combo. It is optimized for the FFX/SGA 737-300 model, and you g…
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An all-glass 767-400 panel uses default gauges with permission-based freeware additions and features ATC and MAP simicons, plus a RUNWAY INFO gauge to tune the ILS at major world airports from the …
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An external program links to the sim via FUSIPC or WIDEFS to control the autopilot heading across many aircraft. Tests confirm compatibility with versions 2002 and 2004, and the program relies on F…
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A dual panel system delivers full functionality and supports operation from inside the cockpit. It enables switching between the Captain's Panel and the First Officer Panel, and links both control …
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By Thomas Scholz, a keyboard-driven gauge eases opening cargo doors and the rear using the keyboard, delivering precise control for routine checks. It remains compact and straightforward, emphasizi…
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An alternative bitmap and panel.cfg file in the accompanying zip adds a small overhead panel and photographic elements to Ken Mitchell's turboprop Dornier panel. Do328p_panel.zip is required, and a…
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The gauge displays fuel, time, temperature, speed, wind, and altimeter settings, providing quick situational data. A new page handles navigation and communication frequencies, while a main-panel bu…
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Alex Christoff delivers a Collins Glass panel adaptation for the King Air cockpit, which is designed to work with default gauges. The setup includes simicons and Ernie Alston's RNWY INFO gauge, and…
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Claudio Sanchez presents a V2.0 photorealistic C-123 provider panel, made in cfgedit, addressing the absence noted in Vladimir Zhyhulskiy’s C-123 by adding refinements to the original design. It is…
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caF86pnl.zip delivers a Photo Tex Pro panel crafted from actual photographs, tested with Mike Stone's and Rey Lopez's F-86 aircraft. No extra software is required, and a caf86pnl-1.gif image is pro…
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A VF-5 cockpit panel corresponds to the F-5B variant in Venezuelan service and centers on a heads-up display. HUD content is credited to Claudio Sanchez, with the image file F-5B_FAV_panel.jpg illu…
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The feature enables Navaid morse IDs, such as VOR and DME, to produce sound output on the Fokker F-100 and F-70, with formal approval from Ton van de Laar, who acts as manager for these variants.
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