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Project Airbus A320-200 Wingviews v2.0

An A320-200 variant v2.0 presents views of wings, flaps, slats, spoilers and engines, expanding immersion by displaying diverse aerodynamic surfaces, by Nevin Pariat. It highlights movable components and nacelles for a more varied impression during flight.

: 454.53 KB
: 4K
: 4/5
: 11

Boeing 737-300 Analog Panel

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 get checklists and aircraft charts with the setup.

: 4.22 MB
: 3.9K
: 5/5
: 1

simpleFMC

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 Flight1 ATR navigation data, with waypoints.txt and ats.txt populated in the simpleFMC directory.

: 6.64 MB
: 2.7K
: 1

Modern Dual Turboprop Panel

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 positions for immediate access at will.

: 597.65 KB
: 2.3K
: 5/5
: 2

Embraer EMB 120 Panel

A photoreal revision of the EMB 120 main panel uses a bmp image to depict the instrument layout. David Mead creates the primary panel concept, with alterations by Jaime Damian, focusing on bmp compatibility and faithful instrument representation.

: 899.33 KB
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: 2

Wing Views 737-800

Wing views for the 737-800 align with the tungv1.zip panel and are designed to work with this model. They render passenger perspectives from the wings and ensure compatibility between the airframe and the panel for pilots and observers.

: 496.63 KB
: 2K
: 2

Cargo Door Gauge

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, emphasizing keyboard input to access these openings and streamline operator interaction, with a clear, utilitarian interface.

: 9.91 KB
: 1.8K
: 3/5

PMDG 737NG Pushback Gauge

Rob Barendregt's Ground Handling Gauges are adapted to work with PMDG's 737NG family, broadening their applicability to that aircraft lineup. The panel.cfg change reflects the creator's direct involvement in tailoring the gauges for that family.

: 62.89 KB
: 1.7K
: 5/5
: 1

Flight Information Display 3

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 button toggles the extra panel, and setup becomes more flexible.

: 191.39 KB
: 1.6K
: 6

King Air All Glass Panel

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 it appears in the November edition of FLYING.

: 556.63 KB
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A-7 Vought Corsair Panel

Photo Tex Pro panel is built from my own digital pictures, delivering a cockpit interface without reliance on FSUIPC, and it includes the caa-7pnl-tn.gif image sized 104 by 150. The asset visually anchors the design.

: 4.4 MB
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: 1

Cessna C337 Skymaster Panel

By Mike Stone, this replacement cockpit panel for the C337 Skymaster yields pilot and co-pilot views. It works with other C337s or other twin-prop light aircraft, and the necessary freeware gauges come with it, while it mainly relies on default gauges.

: 1.35 MB
: 1.5K
: 3

Mooney Bravo Blue 2D Panel

John Smith crafts a cockpit panel for the Mooney Bravo that relocates essential gauges for quick visibility and includes a GPS module that can be invoked separately. Engine RPM and manifold-pressure readouts accompany the layout to support precise control.

: 442.32 KB
: 1.4K
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F-86 Panel

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 provided for reference, for quick visual verification.

: 4.55 MB
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Northrop/Canadair VF-5D

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 illustrating the setup and the arrangement emphasizing instrument readability.

: 2.62 MB
: 1.4K
: 5/5
: 1

Wing Views for the Project Opensky Boeing 757-200

Wing and engine views accompany the project opensky 757-200, with the left wing offering a window-seat perspective just aft of the wing and the right side mirroring the view beside the engine. The views are adjustable, and a panel by Chris Jeanne is included.

: 529.68 KB
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Wing Views for the Project Opensky Boeing 747-200

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 Grassi for an integrated cockpit feel.

: 1.03 MB
: 1.1K
: 5/5
: 6

Wing Views for the (Kittyhawk Studios) Boeing 737-700

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 variant to an aftermarket panel, delivering passenger-point perspectives.

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Clear View Gauge

The ClearVu1 gauge toggles off obstructions that block the pilot’s outside view across all perspectives, except forward where the instrument panel remains visible. It responds when switching views with a joystick or keyboard, and its small size allows mounting on any panel, by Glenn Copeland.

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: 5/5
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Mooney Bravo 2D Panel

By Steve Meyers, this freeware panel outfits the Mooney Bravo airframe with a compact 2D cockpit view and integrated GPS that blends into the panel when activated. It uses carefully crafted gauges tuned for high-definition displays, remaining legible at 1024×768 and higher while keeping essential readouts in sight.

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