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Icon A5 2D Panel V2.12

Photorealistic 2D panel for the Icon A5 (A5.ZIP) uses all-new gauges excluding GPS to mirror the aircraft, while the version corrects gauge CAB file names and adds seawings, panel light switches, and lighting effects in AIRCRAFT.CFG, and includes a full PDF manual for the panel and gauges, by Darrel Woodhouse.

: 5.8 MB
: 2.7K
: 5/5

ISG Panel Retrofits

Autothrottle-capable panel retrofits span several airframes, including Captain Sim’s 727 and B52, HJG DC-8-63 and DC-8-71, Tristar L1011, F-27 by Mike Stone and Fraser McKay, AN-12 by Zhyhulskiy, IL-18D by Edgar Guinart, and LET 410 by PWDT. Each aircraft uses a dedicated folder with panel.cfg, XX.cfg, and aircraft.cfg.

: 2.29 MB
: 2.7K
: 9

2D B-58 Beechcraft Baron Upgraded

Light refinements improve the panel bitmap and introduce new gauges for VOR, OAT, and volt-amp, while a GPS pop-up appears; the former file was FPB58_S2.zip, and the 3D panel remains unchanged, with credits to Pierre Fasseaux.

: 1.15 MB
: 2.1K
: 1

2D Cessna C208 Caravan Panel

Designed from a real photo, this 2D panel serves as a replacement for the default C208 cockpit, while the 3D view remains unchanged. By Pierre Fasseaux, it uses XML gauges with a single modification and references an image named C208X1.JPG.

: 953.99 KB
: 2K
: 1

Douglas DC-6 Panel

Jens B. Kristensen supplies a photorealistic panel for the Douglas DC-6, distributed as DC6_V10.ZIP, and the configuration for the virtual panel aligns with the model. Erwin Welker crafts the panel configuration, and ten camera definitions cover external, cockpit, and cabin views.

: 3.03 MB
: 1.9K
: 1

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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Beech King Air 350 Doublescreen Panel

A two-monitor horizontal span panel provides an extra-wide cockpit view and uses a single instrument window to boost framerates. Created by Rob van Dijk as an extension for the Beechcraft King Air 350, it renames the original configuration to aircraft_org.cfg for the DoubleScreen variant.

: 3.3 MB
: 1.6K

Citation Excel 560XL 2D Panel

The 560XL two-dimensional panel, based on the Aryus model, by Pierre Fasseaux, integrates modified and newly created XML gauges. It uses a panel.FP payload and provides time controls for GMT, Local Time, Flight Time, and Elapsed Time.

: 1.49 MB
: 1.5K
: 5/5
: 2

Radio Panel Update

The setup defines a RADIO_STACK_PANEL as the active ident for the Window01 block, with size_mm=159,441 and position=8, and a BACKGROUND_COLOR of 16,16,16. Seven gauges map functions such as Comm 1, Comm 2, Nav 1, Nav 2, Transponder, ADF, and Audio under gauge00–gauge06, all referencing 737-400 components.

: 375.47 KB
: 1.5K
: 5/5
: 1

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
: 1.4K
: 5/5
: 6

Fokker 50 Standard Panel Modifications

Two variants equip the Fokker 50 cockpit with either a Delco Carousel Inertial Navigation System or a BendixKing/Honeywell Flight Management System, using distinct file designs such as Panel.std_Bendix and Panel.std_LTN. The modifications overwrite configuration files in the existing payware release, retaining the turboprop’s essential instrumentation while enabling dual-pilot viewpoints and a mouse-activated navigation display.

: 10.89 MB
: 1.2K
: 8

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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F-86 Sabre Panel

This update revises a cockpit panel that originally accompanied an F-86 Sabre and is usable on any single-engine jet lacking a functioning panel. Sabres from older variants do not appear or show flaws such as missing canopy glass, so a complete aircraft cannot be supplied; image reference panelf86_3.JPG, by Bob Chicilo.

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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

L-188 HD VC Textures

Replacement cockpit visuals for the FS KBT L-188 Electra arrive as L-188_ELECTRA_X.ZIP, targeting the virtual cockpit only. The assets use a 4096-by-4096 resolution in DXT5 format, and credit goes to Paul Barke for authoring the work.

: 46.57 MB
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Added Views For The BAe 146-100

Seven external viewpoints surround the fuselage and wings, and six cockpit angles map into aircraft.cfg through camera definitions. Marc Renaud provides the camera definitions in a separate file, camera definitions.txt, while Premier Aircraft Design supplies the base BAe 146-100 model.

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Default Beech Baron 58 Views

Six viewpoints cover the Baron 58 from exterior sections and cockpit interiors, highlighting its twin-engine design and improving views of the fuselage and propellers. A text file named camera definitions.txt is included, and users copy its lines into aircraft.cfg after removing existing camera definitions, with Marc Renaud credited as author.

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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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: 27

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
: 707
: 1

VTOL/Hover For Yak-141 Gauge

Rob Barendregt provides a VTOL hover gauge for Hadi Tahir's Yakovlev Yak-141, packaged as FSYAK141.ZIP. It overrides normal flight dynamics during hover, requires FSUIPC4, and remains active only when the nozzle sits at 90 degrees, delivering controlled ascent, lateral movement, and the ability to fly backward under all wind conditions.

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