README FIRST - RADAR RELOCATION
AIRCRAFT : ALPHA F-111  PIG HUD

IMPORTANT NOTE :  The following is ONLY applicable if you already
 have Revision 4 Update of the panel installed , as was contained 
in download fxpiggb4.zip
PURPOSE :   The current location and size of the Ground Mapping 
and Intercept Radar , probably is annoying to some as it obstructs 
the view of several instruments , although it can be moved and 
resized  , it is a fiddly operation and therefore impedes its 
regular use .
    The following procedure results in a slightly smaller Radar 
that is positioned on the top right hand side of the 2D panel over 
the top of the WAAS instrument .This location is better and 
integrates better with the panel layout . With the Radar being a 
Pop up window it allows access to the WAAS by simply clicking the 
Radar icon off .
This location still allows for the Radar to be big enough to be 
of use .
All Radar functions are retained , including being moveable and 
resizeable .
    This new location enables the radar to be used full time or 
at least to be quickly called up without loss of access to any 
instrument other than the WAAS .
     Please view the included screenshots of the two radar 
locations and sizes , if you decide you would prefer the smaller 
radar , then just follow the installation procedure detailed below.
METHOD : The change is effected simply by replacement of the 
panel cfg .

INSTALLATION : 
1.     Included in this download are two (2)  folders , they are 
labelled
            #1 Large Radar
            #2 Small Radar
each of the folders contains a panel cfg .
The   " Large Radar"   is simply a backup copy of the panel cfg 
that came with fxpiggb4.zip  .
The    "  Small Radar"  is the NEW  panel cfg that when installed
results in a smaller radar in a new location as described above .

2.       Open    #2 Small Radar  folder and copy the panel cfg  .

3.      --Navigate to FSX  Airplanes and open it ,
          then open    ALPHA F-111  PIG HUD ,

        --you will see a variety of folders , one of them is 
          labelled panel , right click on the panel folder , and 
          paste in the previously copied panel cfg

        --the computer will ask if you wish to copy and replace , 
          say  yes .

4.        Installation is now complete .

Karol Chlebowski
karoljet@gmail.com
March, 2010