Simplified E6B flight calculator gauge for MSFS2004 2011© Freeware, Alexander Belov E6B is a powerful calculator to solve most common VFR navigatio problems, i.e. solution of Time, Speed and Distance problem, fuel comsumption calculation etc.

Do you ever wonder what airports you are flying over and do not wish to consult a Map or the GPS (if your aircraft has one)? This little gauge, which can be easily added to virtually any panel, will display the ICAO code, the Airport Name and the Airport's location as you pass nearby. The display can be fixed on a panel or can be installed as a pop-up window called by a panel icon. Complete instructions and sample setups using the default Cessna 172 are included. This gauge is designed to be used in the 2D cockpit environment has been tested in FS2004 but may work in FSX also. XML script by the late Roelof Kruijer - packaged by David "Opa" Marshall for your flying enjoyment. Please unzip to a temporary folder and follow the instructions which are in .Doc and .PDF formats.

As a flight simmer myself, I have always been looking for a cheap or free software which I can use in my home cockpit for BOTH the Captain & Co-pilots instrument panels as well as the engine gauges. I was unsuccessful! So I made this, I have modified FS2004 so the Boeing 737's main instrument displays so they are fully resizable and un-dockable and can be added to any aircraft in FS2004, please note this is only for FS2004 and may not be used in FSX. I did make one for FSX, however my version of FSX does not work anymore.

As a flight simmer myself, I have always been looking for a cheap or free software which I can use in my home cockpit for BOTH the Captain & Co-pilots PFD, MFD and EICAS screens. I was unsuccessful! So I made this, I have modified FS2004 so the Boeing 777's PFD's etc are fully moveable, resizable and un-dockable and can be added to any aircraft in FS2004, please note this is only for FS2004 and may not be used in FSX. I did make one for FSX, however my version of FSX does not work anymore.

Dual side panel for the S-64 Aircrane created by Hovercontrol/Jordan Moore

FS2004 Version 2.0 Glass Cockpit Mini Panel has been updated with many new pop-up windows to help improve visibility on the Mini Panel screen and add more functionality. This is an entirely new panel so you do not need my previous version. A pop-up Analog Cockpit panel has been added to this version.

FS2004 Version 2.0 Analog Mini Panel has been updated with many new pop-up windows to help improve visibility on the Mini Panel screen and add more functionality. This is an entirely new panel so you do not need my previous version. A pop-up Glass Cockpit panel has been added to this version.

2D civil panel for Vitek Storch's (DoughBree Design) fantastic Albatross L-39C, including a few Western gauges.

FS2004 Glass Cockpit Mini Panel that many of you requested is intended to replace the global default minipanel or my previous analog mini panel. The mini panel is made up of mostly Glass Cockpit LCD instruments. This gives the pilot a common set of LCD type gauges to use on multiple aircraft. Many pop-up windows available to keep the main mini panel uncluttered. Additional navigation and control surfaces gauges are provided. Information is provided for wind direction, drift, ETA, ETE, direction, distance and information on the nearest airport; direction and distance to the next waypoint set in the GPS; and radar/absolute altitude. Lee Hetherington excellent TCAS gauge is also available. Karol Chlebowski’s TFR gauge is included that allow flight at extremely low altitudes. Extensive tooltips have been provided on most gauges.

A restored panel for the default Douglas DC-3. I have simply touched up the chipped paint on the instrument panel and cleaned the rust from the windshield frame to improve the look of the cockpit. If you do not like the original weathered panel then this one is for you. Original panel by Microsoft. Updated by R.E. Wyman.