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Improved Airbus A400M Panel

Marco Spada delivers an improved Airbus A400M cockpit panel that adds a radar-equipped window and an Apollo moving map for enhanced navigation. It requires A400PANX.ZIP and includes a new panel.cfg along with a bitmap file and a CAB file to integrate into the aircraft's panel folder.

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Boeing 777 Style PFD, Nav, EICAS And Chart

Designed with PFD and EICAS glass gauges plus chart readouts, it operates on a separate computer and adds a sound module that plays ATC chatter and altitude call outs on landing, by Kapock Cavanaugh, and remains compatible with other CRGSIM components.

: 411.91 MB
: 2.7K
: 5/5
: 3

Fokker 50 New Standard Panel

Emile Lancee implements a cockpit upgrade for the Fokker 50, relying on the payware Precisionaerobus base and overwriting existing data while excluding proprietary gauges. Simmers choose between Delco Carousel Inertial Navigation System and Bendix/King Honeywell units, while a wide-format captain’s panel shifts between pilot and co-pilot views and makes lower overhead lighting accessible.

: 19.74 MB
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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.

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Douglas DC-3 Widescreen 2D Panel

Creator Luiz Alvarenga models a DC-3 2D panel with three finish options—original worn, clean, and black—each paired with corresponding night lighting. The panel uses a single reworked bitmap for the entire visible area and was originally tuned for 2048 x 1152, while first officer gauges remain functional.

: 5.78 MB
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: 5/5
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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
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: 5/5
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Alphasim/Virtavia F-111 Panel

Version 2.6.7 enhances Alphasim and Virtavia General Dynamics F-111 Aardvark cockpits, delivering a crisper 3D look and better alignment between 2D and VC instruments. It adds Attack Radar capable of showing ground or air targets, includes TFAS and AOB gauges, and introduces a new fuel dump and burn effect.

: 23.96 MB
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Passenger Sign Display Gauge

Cabin passenger sign display gauge, by Diego Roxas, presents seat belt and no smoking indicators, with a new multi-colored display and a classic warm colors option. It relies on display_screen.bmp as the asset and cites a Windowxx entry with gauge00 coordinates 82,46,437,109.

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Sikorsky MH-53 Pavelow Panel

A panel with glass cockpit gauges for the Marines’ MH-53 Pavelow helicopter replaces the Dirty Dunken panel bitmap with round gauges, aligning with the Pavelow’s modern cockpit. The 16:9 widescreen bitmap is not tested for 4:3, and the mh53pavelow.zip by Erwin Welker requires MH-53J.cab gauges to function with other helicopters.

: 3.06 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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Patch

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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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
: 943
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Cessna 680 Citation Panel

Pasquale Rinaldi supplies a complete cockpit panel for a Cessna 680 series jet, featuring some new gauges that enhance cockpit realism and operator feedback. The archive includes a Panel subfolder, designed to integrate into existing cockpit setups across multiple add-ons.

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Complete with Base Model

Hovercraft Panel

A modified panel plus cameras for the passenger hovercraft ferry by Mitsuya Hamaguchi requires HOVERV03.ZIP today. The 2D device matches the VC and offers five external and six internal views, with configuration by Erwin Welker.

: 1.81 MB
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Chart Expansion Pack

Two TAC chart variants cover Denver, Colorado Springs, New York, San Francisco, Dallas Fort Worth, Boston and Baltimore Washington, Seattle, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, San Diago. They work with CRGSIM 0.040 Chart Program, offer two sizes, switch via Chart Window or CRG Winkeys interface, using 0, 1, or 3 for WAC, small TAC, large TAC.

: 212.59 MB
: 752
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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
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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.

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Dassault Rafale A, C, M Added Views

Seven cameras point at the aircraft, including two chase views and one afterburner view, covering A, C, and M variants. Camera definitions reside in the aircraft.cfg, and a text file with the new definitions is included for all models, with credits to Cyril Pioffet, Eric Marciano, Anthony Douglas, Vladyslav Pavlyuk, and Marc Renaud.

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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.

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Views for AgustaWestland EH101 Acc. P

By Marc Renaud, the work updates camera definitions for the AgustaWestland EH101 Acc. P, adding 13 plus 1 cameras and a total of eight (seven) cockpit views, including separate definitions for flying and missions. It ships a camera definitions.txt and two PDFs, Available pdf and Top 20 pdf, for reference.

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