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Cessna 402 Panel

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, offering faithful alignment with the aircraft's cockpit arrangement.

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Wing Views for the IFDG Boeing 767-200

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 design for consistency.

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Gippsland GA 8 AirVan Panel

A cockpit panel modification for the GA8 Airvan adds a fuel management dial showing consumption, remaining fuel, flight time, IFR reserve, and miles per gallon, with function toggling via button 18 and reset by button 19, while aircraft.cfg uses Panel=2 and panel.2 sits in the Gippsland GA8 directory, enabling a two-bus electrical layout and fuel_flow_scalar=3.500.

: 1.55 MB
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Alternate Twin-Jet Panel for Chuck Dome's Supersonic MiG-AT4 trainer

Garmin 295 runs in a separate window on a retro-style IMC-capable panel, with Russian gauges lending an authentic feel, by Gary Smith. The setup is 2-D only with no virtual cockpit, and remains framerate-friendly, best at 1280x1024.

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Hellenic Airforce TA-7H Panel

The TA-7H cockpit panel for a Greek air arm reflects a study based on limited photographs, with gauges positioned as observed. It presents three views including Pilot, Pilot look-down, and Co-pilot, and has been thoroughly tested, with ta7hhafpnl-tn.gif referenced.

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H6K Mavis Upgrade

Kazanouri Ito builds an upgraded and modernized H6K Mavis panel that pairs a first officer bmp by Frank Elfert with a goose v2 yoke from Detlev Rohmer, while gauges from multiple makers inform the cockpit layout. Bob Chicilo adds an upgrade to the configuration.

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