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ISDT Beech King Air B200 Virtual Cockpit

An enhancement for the Beechcraft Super King Air B200 by ISDT, credited to Joao 'Muas' Martins, adds a fully functional virtual cockpit with clickable instruments and animated switches. It shows matching wing views, gauges and sounds align to the King Air 350 default.

: 1.98 MB
: 1.9K
: 3

Virtavia F-4 Pack 2 Panel

By Don Bodenstedt, this cockpit augmentation for Phantom II adds revised afterburners and a red VC light effect that aids night flying, with a basic HUD and a wide range of readouts. Automatic afterburner controls engage at 90% throttle, and about 100 gauges are provided for Phantoms and other era aircraft.

: 4.36 MB
: 1.9K
: 3

F-4 Phantom 2D Panel

An F-4 Phantom cockpit panel presents a photo-based layout with over 40 custom gauges and night lighting, plus afterburner effects and a tailored Lights section in aircraft.cfg for updated Phantoms. It offers two installation options by renaming the F4Beta folder to panel or setting panel=F4Beta, and allows moving F4Gauges.cab to the gauges folder.

: 3.52 MB
: 1.7K
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Airbus A400M Reworked And Added Views

Seven camera viewpoints augment the Airbus A400M, including two chase views and a top-of-tail option, with camera definitions stored in the aircraft.cfg. Patrick Le Luyer models the aircraft; Dietmar Loleit supplies radar, maps, HUD and TCAS gauges, Chris Evans delivers fixes, and Marc Renaud receives credit, plus a text file with new camera definitions accompanies.

: 60.16 KB
: 1.6K
: 5/5

Panel For Modern Twin-Engine Turboprop

A generic cockpit panel targets contemporary twin-engine turboprops and relies solely on original gauges, credited to Enrique Medal. It requires five specific gauge files in the gauges folder, including Bombardier_CRJ_700.cab, fs9gps.cab, KingAir.dll, n_number_plaque.cab, and SimIcons1024.cab.

: 1.13 MB
: 1.2K
: 5/5
: 4

Automatic Afterburners

This freeware gauge, by Rob Barendregt and Don Bodenstedt, governs flame and afterburner effects for two engines via the LIGHTS section (numbers 6 through 9) of the aircraft.cfg. Flame on requires N1 over 10 percent and afterburner on requires throttle over 90 percent, with workaround in the states (0 and 1) and an all-lights toggle.

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CS Weapon VC 3dHUD For Acceleration F/A-18

An integration places the 3dHUD cockpit overlay from CS Weapon into the F/A-18, by adjusting the eyepoint to -17.0, 0.0, 3.38 in the Aircraft.CFG. The package includes CSWeapon.XML under the FA-18 folder at 0.0,14.40,3.38,0.310 for swap-in, and updates the panel gauge to CSWeapon!hud3d at 569.8, 523, 462, 500 with 4 NOSCANLINES.

: 71.46 KB
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Boeing 767-300 Panel For Dual Monitors

Two-monitor setup for a Boeing 767-300 cockpit spans aligned displays, presenting captain and first officer perspectives with an upgraded overhead and refined windshield framing. Created by Alan M. Harvey, based on Francisco Silva’s earlier concept, the freeware revision includes a dedicated panel folder and Gauges contents.

: 27.01 MB
: 1.1K
: 1

Mooney Default Panel Partial Glass

An autopilot-equipped Mooney Bravo panel switches to a partial glass layout as J. D. Starseed reworks it with all default gauges. The modification uses Microsoft gauges to provide a second cockpit option for varied flight experiences.

: 4.41 MB
: 1K
: 3/5
: 1

Embraer A-29B Widescreen 2D Panel

An extended 2D panel for a Super Tucano widens compatibility with widescreen displays, relying on A-29B_ST.ZIP and gauges from the original VC panel alongside MS defaults. A radar panel by Jonathan Hougaard shows AI traffic and airports, with night mode, and it was originally developed for 2048 x 1152, but should work with similar ratios.

: 4.6 MB
: 1K
: 1

Boeing 738 Panel For Dual Monitors

The Boeing 737-800 cockpit spans two monitors, presenting distinct captain and first officer perspectives to reflect real-world asymmetry. The setup includes an overhead panel and windshield framing, and is available from Alan M. Harvey as freeware.

: 24.89 MB
: 949
: 5/5
: 1

Default Grumman Goose G21A Views

By Marc Renaud, the G21A amphibious Grumman Goose gains six external camera angles and one interior cockpit view, expanding observation of its dual-float hull and wing structure. The package alters the aircraft.cfg with new camera definitions, and includes a text file detailing insertions for switching between perspectives.

: 111.08 KB
: 823
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Added Views For The Fokker 100

Eight exterior viewpoints and five interior perspectives for the Fokker 100 are created by Marc Renaud for Premier Aircraft Design, with a camera definitions.txt guiding the changes. The process inserts the supplied definitions into aircraft.cfg to apply the new angles.

: 69.22 KB
: 759

Alphasim North American Aviation RA-5C Panel

An enhancement for the RA-5C Vigilante provides a grey 2D panel alongside a completely new high‑resolution virtual cockpit main panel, plus a beta version of cockpit sounds. By Don Bodenstedt, it requires the base Alphasim aircraft and Rev1 adds changes to enable compatibility with Rob Barendregt’s RCBCO-30.ZIP.

: 30.95 MB
: 708
: 1

Default Maule M7-260C Orion Views

Marc Renaud delivers a modification for the M7-260C Orion, adding six external camera angles and two interior viewpoints by inserting new camera definitions into the aircraft.cfg, with compatibility across wheel- and ski-equipped editions. The included camera definitions.txt file provides the changes, and one original interior view is disabled to fit the new placements.

: 81 KB
: 664
: 2

Default Bombardier CRJ 700 Reworked Views

Ten new external camera angles accompany a Marc Renaud–authored refinement for the CRJ 700, with precisely coded viewpoints in the aircraft.cfg that emphasize the T-tail and wing assemblies while keeping the cockpit layout intact. The work includes a camera definitions.txt and a PDF with coordinate tables for quick reference.

: 56.35 KB
: 645

Default Beechcraft King Air 350 Views

Marc Renaud supplies six external camera references and two interior perspectives for a Beechcraft turboprop, using a dedicated definitions file to deliver fresh viewpoints of the fuselage including flanks, tail, and engine areas while preserving cockpit depth for improved situational awareness.

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: 546
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Default Cessna C208B Added Views

Eight external viewpoints and a new interior perspective accompany the default Cessna Grand Caravan 208B, while Marc Renaud reorganizes camera definitions. External angles highlight engine cowling, wings, and tailplane, while an interior view expands cockpit access; new camera definitions.txt are integrated into aircraft.cfg to support varied cargo hauling or regional operations.

: 104.37 KB
: 451
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Fix For the UKMIL BAe Harrier Views

Marc Renaud authors a camera definitions.txt file linked to the Harrier views, and the original material records this attribution clearly. The original material shows that the camera definitions.txt file does not appear in the UKMIL_BAE_HARRIER_VIEWS.ZIP.

: 2.57 KB
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ILS CAT II And III Autoland Gauges

Across a broad set of airframes, the gauges are tuned for each model including B737 variants, B747-400, A321, MD-11, A330 and A340 families, and the B757/767 lines, with autothrust on or off. They offer multiple ILS procedure options and credits go to Stefan Liebe and Francois Dore, by Dimitrios Moschos.

: 34.54 KB
: 5.9K
: 5/5