9.53Mb (4710 downloads)
FSX
Cessna 421 Panel.
You can use this panel for any twin engine piston plane. I have
no idea where all of the gauges came from, except one, that
is the f-16 radar by Eric Marchiano. To make this gauge work,
you must have a copy of fsuip (here)
either registered or non registered. Jim "pappy" Welch.
9.7MB
Posted Sep 10, 2009 06:47 by archive
6.63Mb (2005 downloads)
For FS9 and FSX as well. All personnal xml gauges based on the aircraft by Tim Piglet Conrad. By Pierre Fasseaux
Tim's Grumman Tiger here:
http://www.simviation.com/simviation/static.php?ID=61&page=2
Posted Sep 4, 2009 07:24 by Pierre Fasseaux
3.67Mb (13341 downloads)
Mc Donnell Douglas MD11 2D panel (no VC). Based on real photos. All gauges in XML. Please read the readme.txt file for instructions and remarks.
Posted Sep 2, 2009 12:10 by Philippe Wallaert
3.32Mb (11587 downloads)
Concorde 2D panel. All original gauges in XML for a full compatibility with FSX. Please open the readme.txt file for instructions and remarks.
Posted Aug 25, 2009 05:47 by Philippe Wallaert
1.85Mb (16283 downloads)
Boeing 767 2D Panel. Created for FSX from a real photo. All gauges in XML. Please open the readme.txt file for instructions and remarks
Posted Aug 23, 2009 11:19 by Philippe Wallaert
5.96Mb (8195 downloads)
FSX Boeing 717 panel with landing panel for non VC a/c.
Posted Aug 20, 2009 20:54 by G. Bruce
2.32Mb (6045 downloads)
Antonov AN124 2D panel based on real photo. All gauges in XML. Please consider notes in the readme.txt file. Not a virtual cockpit.
Posted Aug 18, 2009 02:00 by Philippe Wallaert
0.03Mb (8790 downloads)
2d panel for any FSX DC-10 aircraft.
Posted Aug 10, 2009 00:53 by Francisco Silva
4.65Mb (9950 downloads)
Airbus A 319 2D panel based on real photo (no VC). All gauges in XML.
This panel also works with all twin engines aircrafts from AIRBUS (A318, A320, A321, A330)
Posted Aug 9, 2009 06:01 by Philippe Wallaert
2.22Mb (6720 downloads)
2D panel for the Mc Donnell Douglas DC9 (Not VC). Based on a real photo. All gauges in XML
Posted Jul 23, 2009 05:47 by Philippe Wallaert