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The 221A Monomail was a major advance in aircraft design, being one of the first all metal, stressed skin monoplanes built. Despite it's advances the 221A'a 
layout harked back to the biplane era, with the cabin forward, and open cockpit aft. Lack of a constant speed propeller prevented the Monomail's true success,
as better twins were introduced by the time C-S props appeared. Only one 221A saw brief service between Chicago-Cheyenne. 
This is an FSX update of the great FS9 model by Tim Conrad. The package features an entirely reworked VC and cockpit interior as well as a newly configured
2D panel matching the VC in every respect. New smoke effect and new camera views have been added as well. Thanks to Tim Conrad for the original model and to
Dale Caruso for his repaint. New VC, cockpit design, 2D panel and smoke effect by Michael Pook.


 
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INSTALLATION: 

1. Copy and paste the Boeing 221A folder into your main airplane directory.  
2. Copy the gauges in the gauges folder into your main FSX gauges directory and the smoke effect into your main effects directory (no need to overwrite).
   That's it, enjoy your flight. 
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CREDIts

Thanks to Tim Conrad for this excellent model and to Dale Caruso for the repaint.
Also, thanks to all those designers out there for their great gauges. 

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This file is FREEWARE. It should not harm your computer, but you install it at your own risk.
Feel free to copy or distribute it, but if you do, give me credit for my panel modification. It is not permitted to use it for any commercial purposes. 

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You will find all of my works under the search key "Michael Pook" at Flightsim.com or Simviation.



Any comments or questions to: m.pook@web.de

Enjoy your flights!!

Michael Pook

September 15, 2015