FS2004 Flight1 View Module (F1_view.dll) The F1_View module is a very basic freeware tool that implements mouse-based zooming, panning, and eyepoint adjustments, including the ability to move your eyepoint beyond the limits imposed by Flight Simulator (this feature is good to stroll about virtual cabins of larger aircraft). This module requires a wheel-mouse (a center wheel that also acts as a center mouse button). By Flight One Software. 726K

FS2004 ChartMap V3. ChartMap Version3.0 is a ‘stand-alone’ Windows utility for Flight Simulators allowing a number of airport charts to be stored and available on screen whilst still flying. The use of the program is very simple and intuitive. You insert only the airport name and the program will show all the data stored. The program can create new airport charts and it is possible to print all procedure charts. The official language is Italian and English. Carlo Chiappisi. 3MB

FS2004 Radio Range System A bona fide Radio Range System simulating a robust navigation technique of the 1940s which lasted until the advent of the VOR. Uses Morse Code A and N audio signals to determine course. Nearly a year in development, this package includes a standalone DC-3 (based on the default) with three panels, new gauges and greatly improved flight dynamics; scenery for 118 Radio Range stations of Eastern US and SE Canada (from 1944 sectional charts) with approach plates for each; and a comprehensive instruction manual. All necessary system, program and sound files are included. Future enhancements will add Western US and Canadian stations. By Dave Bitzer, Alex Nicolson, Norman Hancock, Allan Greene and Charles Wood. 19.3MB FS2004 Radio Range V3.1 Upgrade. Many have asked to fly the Radio Range using only Morse sounds, as intended when invented. Now fly with or without an ADF gauge. Some files also corrected in this upgrade. Install RR_03.zip by Dave Bitzer, Alex Nicolson, Norman Hancock and Allan Greene before this upgrade. Radio Range Forum is at http://dcascreenshots.net/rr/index.php. 695K

Splasher 2006 v 6.01 : Allows you to change splash screens on 3 of Microsofts Flight Simulator versions. FS2004, FS2002, and FS2000. Designed for Windows XP with Microsofts DOT NET 2.0 runtimes installed. Created with Visual Studio .Net 2005 by: Christenson Software. 4.6MB

FS2004 FS Weather Engine 1.0 With this program it is possible to generate additional weather themes for the FS2004. These can be selected in the corresponding menu of the FS2004. Gunnar Daehling. 2.2MB

Austrian Air Rescue OAMTC Textures only for the Nemeth Design AS 350

Detailed and realistically depicted scenery of Turkey Samsun Carsamba (LTFH) Airport and the surrounding area, for FSX (SP2). Created mainly by FSDS 3.5.1, the scenery includes accurate main terminal, tower and other airport buildings, afd file, various objects and some photo real terrain textures.

2 repaints representing VP959 C.1 Devon of the Royal Aircraft Establishment - Farnborough and XA880 C.2 Devon of the Royal Aircraft Establishment - Llanbedr. These liveries were worn in the mid 1960's and known as the "Raspberry Ripple" Derek Palmer's original model is needed.

The OOWBP (Organization of Wreckless Bush Pilots) has put out a very confidential map of four very dangerous airfields in Guatemala, C.A. called the "Mayan Route" since they are located in an area where some few thousand of years ago the Mayas ruled. The Government of this country has no comments on these since they are not shown in any of their aeronautical charts. The OOWBP has placed some reference on these charts which you can use as take off points in order to reach the airfields fearly easy. If you deside to take the "plunge" and fly to them make sure the aircraft you fly in is reliable and a very good STOL one......Have fun and let us know of your experience....Next episode will cover some beauties in Honduras, where by the way, the fifth president of OOWBP went missing six years ago!!!

FSX/Fs2004 Spitfire Pr XIX: The Spitfire Pr XIX was the last Spitfire to be used in operational service. It was the first of the Griffon-Engined photo reccoversions to enter large scale production. Based on the Mk XIV airframe and the 2,375hp Rolls Royce Griffon 65 or 66 engine with a Rotol 5 bladed Propeller giving it a maximum speed of 723km/h (452mph) at 6,242m (20,500ft). It was an unarmed Photo Recco machine. This is a model of Spitfire PR XIX PS888,with more authentic colors and fixed rudder movement.PPS888 was flown by No.81 Sqdrn in Singapore 1954. Sound file by RB Design. GMAX mdl by A.F.Scrub