FSX Aserca Airlines Douglas DC-9-30

Aserca Airlines Douglas DC-9-30. Model and sound by SGA. Panel by Marco Spada. Repaint by Yemel VeneHacker Yarbouh.

MD80 panel for flight simulator X only. Made by Marco Spada using an original bitmap and assembling default and various author's xml gauges.

SGA DC9-30 Adapted By Flight Simulator X

With small changes in the panel and the sound just be served to fsx will achieve this adaptation for individuals fans of this game have achieved their favorite aircraft

Model: Erick Cantu and SGA fraser turner
Panel By M.Spada
Sound By SGA
painting Venezuela Aserca Airlines, registration YV2433
Repaint By Yemel VeneHacker Yarbouh

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*DC-9 JT8D-200 SOUNDS*
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By Erick Cantu with recordings from Aaron Hay, Paavo Tihverainen, and Derek Beal

OVERVIEW:

These are the DC-9 sounds to be used with any aircraft with JT8D-200 engines. Anything using an earlier JT8D should use either the JT8D-7B or JT8D-9A soundsets. These are recorded from the real deal and represent precisely what you would hear in the cockpit of the DC-9 - a very quiet engine sound with a gentle wind noise (which for some odd reason isn't as dominant in a DC-9 cockpit as others, according to out testers with DC-9 cockpit experience). The SGA DC-9 family is pre-configured to use the proper soundsets, so as long as you follow the installation instructions, your SGA DC-9s should be ready to use these already!

INSTALLATION:

Create a folder named "sounds" in your FS2004 aircraft folder (if you haven't already, this is actually a very common practice). Extract the DC9_JT8D-200 folder into this folder. That's it! If you need an aircraft to use these sounds, simply edit the aircraft's sound.cfg to read as follows:

[fltsim]
alias=sounds\DC9_JT8D-200

NOTE: included are two sound configs for two soundsets. The default is the cockpit sounds, but if you wish to fly with a passenger soundset, simply rename the cockpit sound.cfg to something else and rename SOUND_PASSENGER.cfg to SOUND.cfg. If you use the apssenger config you will be treated to the sound of two JT8D engines completely unmuffled by distance and cockpit walls - a lovely sound indeed!

Erick/SGA