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Analog Mini Panel

Version 2.1 of the mini panel introduces pop-up windows for visibility along with Karol Chlebowski’s Pave Tack gauge, improving readability on the compact display for pilots navigating diverse conditions in flight operations today, globally in all conditions.

: 7.81 MB
: 2K
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Generic Military 2 Engine Panel

Two-engine jet fighter panel by Bob Chicilo uses the background from the F-35 panel by Chuck Dome. Most gauges are standard defaults, with a single exception, aligning with a general-use design for a versatile two-engine jet fighter.

: 270.91 KB
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Automatic Elevator Trim Gauge

The mechanism links stick input to elevator trim, moving the trim in tandem with the elevator itself. It does not appear on the panel, but any trim indicator shows its activity, and pushing forward increases down trim while pulling back raises up trim, and it also operates with other flight-simulation programs, by Chuck Dome.

: 4.5 KB
: 1.9K
: 5/5

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
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Default Boeing 737-800 Added Views

By Marc Renaud, this camera enhancement for the Boeing 737-800 adds ten external viewpoints that cover engine pylons, wings, and tail, while keeping onboard perspectives comparable. Camera definitions insert into the aircraft.cfg, replacing prior angles to maintain a coherent flow, and Renaud copies entries from camera definitions.txt to the bottom.

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Primary Flight Display (PFD) Updates

Three different aircraft types receive a correction to the radalt readings, and those readings become easily readable rather than obscured. By Dimitris Moschos, the change targets precision improvements for altitude indications on cockpit displays across the affected models.

: 938.21 KB
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Added Views For The Bombardier Dash 8 Q400

The regional turboprop Q400 gains six exterior viewpoints and five cockpit perspectives via camera definitions created by Marc Renaud for Premier Aircraft Design, with angles located near the wings, engine nacelles, and tail. A new [Views] section is added to aircraft.cfg, drawing content from camera definitions.txt.

: 84.9 KB
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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
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C-2a Greyhound (or any twin-engine turbo prop aircraft) Panel

Newly released panel appears, accompanied by a note that panel building is a trial and error process. An image reference named c-2agreyhoundp.JPG appears with the description, illustrating the concept and indicating a hands-on approach to development.

: 5.88 MB
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: 4/5
: 1

Lockheed C-5 Galaxy Driveable Payload

From Alphasim, now Virtavia, this adds a driveable payload for the Lockheed C-5 Galaxy, featuring five vehicles: Abrams, Leopard, Humvee, an old US truck, and a modern German fuel truck, with sounds and cargo-bay movement through front or rear ramps alongside added cameras for cockpit and external views.

: 9.75 MB
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Overland SMS Airbus A330 Gauge Upgrade Fix

By Dimitrios Moschos, this upgrade refines the Overland A330 cockpit instruments and works with SMS_A330_GAUGE_UPDATE.ZIP. When other authors’ gauge sets exist, avoid placing updates in the main folder; instead install them in the aircraft panel folder or rename cab.* to a330x and adjust panel.Cfg accordingly.

: 7.9 KB
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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.

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Overland SMS Airbus A340 Gauge Upgrade

Overland SMS updates the A340-300 cockpit with a gauges upgrade, utilizing six cab files and the rcb-gauges.2.1 folder, a panel.A file, and the abs eicas display XML included in the papa340 folder. Additionally, the process copies the a340a panel base bitmap and panel.Cfg into the sms_a340-300 panel directory.

: 24.11 MB
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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
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Two Engined Jet Fix

Credit for the fix goes to Bob Chicilo, intended for use with PANEL2N.ZIP. It involves placing .cab files from Maule_M7_260C, Lear_45, and B737_800 panel folders into the main gauges folder, and copying the dsbxml folder with the change; no overwriting is required, and afterburner effects become visible.

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Aerosoft Airbus X Wing Views

Two custom wing-view configurations target the A320 and A321, created by Hassan Ezzeddine. A320.txt and A321.txt provide the definitions and are merged into the corresponding Aircraft.cfg for each aircraft, aligning camera definitions with the two variants.

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Concorde Final Version-A 2011 Views

Concorde originals receive reworked views and new options defined by camera definitions in the aircraft.cfg file, with credits to M. Libardo Guzman and Marc Renaud. Nine cameras focus on the aircraft, and yield seven distinct views inside the 3D cockpit.

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Boeing 767-400 Panel For Dual Monitors

Presented as a dual-monitor cockpit panel for the 767-400, this configuration merges the captain’s and first officer’s instruments into a single span, with a reworked overhead and refreshed side windshields. Developed by Alan M. Harvey with Tim de Groot’s photograph, it supports two identical displays and 2048×768 or higher resolutions.

: 33.93 MB
: 914
: 5/5
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F-111 Pig HUD Project - Revision 7

Revision 7 refines the Pig HUD concept, requiring FXPIGGB5.ZIP to be installed first. Radar contours extend from sea level to 17,000 feet and can view any airport worldwide from its current position, while Pave Tack delivers close-up detail to 20 nm in 1-degree increments with pan capability.

: 16.2 MB
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Piper Meridian Panel

Michael Kelley presents a concept panel for a single turboprop such as Piper Meridian or Meridian III, blending old-school dial gauges with a modern Primary Flight Display that includes autopilot, vertical speed, and radar altitude, uses XML vector-drawn gauges including M1000 PFD gauge.

: 2.03 MB
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