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| FS98/CFS
World GPS Gauge. This is an update
of USAGPS.GAU with an added 518 internal world-wide
waypoints, for a total of 3775. Now all airports
listed in the FS98 Airport and Facilities
BGL files are selectable by mouse. Included
are eight FS98 and two CFS panels that use
the gauge. By Chuck Dome. Public domain. File
size 198465 |
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| FS2000
Improved Panel new Gauge. This is
an upgrade for the combination standby instrument
in my B737 Improved Panel (x737fs2k.zip and
x737fs2q.zip) for FS2000. The gauge demonstrates
the excellent color reproduction potential
of FS2000 panels at night, showing better
night effects than the default gauges, not
before seen in FS98. Panel designers can use
this gauge at will for their freeware panels
only. By Jorge Alsina. 42K |
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| Flight
Management Computer. This gauge provides
visual and audible indications for various
critical parameters for each phase of flight
- V speeds, flap retraction speeds, cruise
altitudes, flap extension and landing ref
speeds. Based on real world performance data
for over 30 commercial aircraft. This is my
Christmas gift to all of you! Requires
tcfmcsnd.zip.- below. Version 1.0. By
Tom Corson. 217K |
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| FS2000
auto trim gauge. Connects the elevator
trim to the joystick. This version displays
the FS2000 soft pink night lighting. Includes
a default Mooney panel that uses the gauge.
By Chuck Dome. 31K |
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| Mooney
Bravo Panel Option for FS2000. This
is an optional radio stack for Brvo2kig.zip
(required). It will add different Radios with
standby freqs as well as ACS-GPS, and an accurate
autopilot. Requires Brvo2kIG.zip to run. by
Ian Grant. 407K |
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| Boeing
747-classic engine gauges. Here is
a set of the four basic engine indication
instruments, N1, EGT, N2 and FF plus a Limit
select panel and Limit indicator wich provide
you with 8 predetermined engine limit modes,
beside this manual derating is possible too.
By Marco Blauwhof. 719K |
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| Simple
radio navigation gauge for CFS or FS98.
I originally meant it to be for WWII aircraft,
but it certainly can be used with others.
It includes three color-coded needles that
point to VOR1, VOR2 and the selected NDB (ADF
needle). Frequency and DME readouts are included
and the frequencies are mousable. As a result,
no other radio gauges are required unless
you want a COM. 71K |
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| Collins
Avionics Navigation Pack version 3
Contains 2 x DME-42 receivers, 2 x VIR-32A
nav radios, 1 x TDR-90 transponder and 1 x
VHF-32A com radio. The TDR-90 has been completely
overhauled and all version 2 frequency readback
bugs have been corrected. All preset frequencies
are saved to file ready for use next time
FS98 is fired up. Not tested with FS2K. Dai
Griffiths, Dragonflight Design. 235K |
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| FS98/FS2000
ACS-GPS98 GPS Gauges family, version
1.70 Fully programmable GPS featuring: - Up
to 99 destinations or legs in GPS memory.
- Tour or single destination mode. - Several
arrival behaviors. - Two display modes for
coordinates. - Compute and display distance
to destination and ETA. - Feature precise
wind drift compensation. - Include a customisable
Data Manager, with full FS98. airports and
Navaids database. - IPC shared memory block
technology to communicate with external applications.
- Full remote control via IPC channel, including
simulation of power failure for panels with
global logic. Package include: - 8 differents
gauges to cover almost all aircraft types.
- IPCTest.exe program. - Self-installing "exe"
archives. - Tutorial to learn about panel
edition. By Alain Capt / ACSoft Productions. |
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| FS2000
Hour Meter Gauges: two new hour meter
gauges programmed to work with the new FS2000
flight models. These gauges are a direct replacement
for the default FS2000 Cessna tachometers.
They are exact copies except that these gauges
record the engine hours to a small data file.
When the gauge is loaded onto the panel, it
reads this file and displays the hours that
were recorded the last time you flew. They
are for FS2000 only and have night lighting
effects thanks to Chuck Dome's "MakePink"
utility. Scott Macmillan. 81K |
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