'Red Arrows', 'Black Seahawks' and 'Saudi Hawks' Panel Fix

File Description:
Revised mirror gauges for the panels of BAe Hawk aircraft in the 'Red Arrows' GMAX team four, 'Black Seahawks' single and GMAX team four, and 'Saudi Hawks' single and GMAX team four. Only relevant for users who have previously upgraded these aircraft for FS2004 using any or all of the respective files REDS_FS9.ZIP, BSH_FS9.ZIP, and SH_FS9.ZIP. Removes a small black line that appeared by the left hand mirror on some video cards.

"Traffic View Board" Updated Files

File Description:
This is an update for the excellent Traffic View Board tool by Arnt Helge Haland. The airlines file is a bit older and I added many airlines with their callsigns and ICAO/IATA codes which I was missing while using this wonderful tool.

1930s RCA CZ-2 Radio goniometer

File Description:
A 1930's Long Wave Receiver with antenna rotor for aircraft radio navigation.

3 Herons

File Description:
These are the gauges required for the operation of the panels in my Three Herons series - filenames 3h-heron1.zip, 3h-heron2b.zip and 3h-heron2d.zip.

3 Herons

File Description:
These are the gauges required for the operation of the panels in my Three Herons series - filenames 3h-heron1.zip, 3h-heron2b.zip and 3h-heron2d.zip.

3rd Hand: Auto gear up

File Description:
FS2004 Gauge: 3rd Hand- Auto gear up. This gauge can lend an extra hand during takeoff by automatically raising the landing gear. A "gear up" delay from 1 to 30 seconds is entered into the gauge. After takeoff, the power button begins a flashing sequence that indicates the delay count is in progress. At the end of the count the gear lever is shifted to the up position, the landing gear raises, and the gauge turns itself off. Small size allows convenient mounting on any panel. Give yourself a hand. By Glenn Copeland

4thHand: Landing gear computer

File Description:
FS2004 Gauge: 4thHand- This landing gear computer will automatically raise and lower retractable gear. It has analog adjustments to tailor both gear-up and gear-down functions to the needs of various aircraft. Once set to the preferences of the pilot, 4thHand cycles through the takeoff and landing phases without further attention. It will remains active for an entire FS session and continue to do its job regardless of the number of takeoff/landing cycles. A push-to-test diode display keeps the pilot informed on which mode the computer is in. Panel or separate window installation with 4thHand icon gauge. By Glenn Copeland

AChS-1

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File Description: AChS-1 is a 12-hour dial clock with special chronograph and an 12-hour elapsed time features designed for use as a navigational instrument in aircraft. This gauge is not affected by the time-zone boundaries. It is completely synchronized with MSFS internal timer, so can be used even when time acceleration is used.

Filename:	achs-1.zip
License:	Freeware, limited distribution
Added:	1st August 2011, 15:28:15
Downloads:	413
Author:	Alexander Belov
Size:	259kb

Adding the ATC DIGIT Gauge to your panel - an Illustrated Tutorial

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File Description: Adding ATC DIGIT Gauge - An Illustrated Tutorial. Adding this little gauge to the panel of your aircraft will allow you to respond to ATC options with your mouse - a very useful alternative to using the keyboard numbers. This brief tutorial shows how to add the ATC DIGIT Gauge by Nick Pike to the default Cessna 172 panel. While this is used to demonstrate the method, the concept can be used on virtually any panel. Setups for the default Cessna 172 and B737-400 are included. No programming knowledge is required and this package includes all of the required files. The tutorial has been compiled in .doc and .pdf formats. Please unzip (using folders option) to a temporary location. ATC DIGIT Gauge courtesy of Nick Pike - Project compilation by David "Opa" Marshall.

Filename:	atcdigits_tutorial.zip
License:	Freeware
Added:	2nd December 2005, 18:04:09
Downloads:	4068
Author:	Nick Pike & David Marshall
Size:	2675kb

ADF Autotune Gauge

File Description:
This FS2002/FS2004 gauge searches for an available ADF1 transmitter in a scenery, with a frequency between selectable limits (min: 100, max: 1699 Khz) and a selectable frequency change (1.0, 0.5 and 0.1 kHz). This gauge could be used for everything from S&R to ASW operations, in both military and civilian flying&shipping, and automates the process of manually finding a nearby ADF1 transmitter (NDB). See README for detailled description.