FS2004 757-767 Panel by Jimmy Richards This is a panel modification done by Jamie Blethyn for FS2004 with instruments gauges mostly by Lonny Payne and bitmap by Kosa Dafoe with a few more minor modifications I made to it.
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FS2004 757-767 Panel Jimmy Richards a panel modification. Rating: 9.33 of 10 over a total of 6 reviews.
FS2004 757-767 Panel Jimmy Richards a panel modification. Rating: 9.33 of 10 over a total of 6 reviews.
tonysilveirarating: 10
January 23, 2013
tested
unpaintoukrating: 10
May 5, 2012
i search for panels like that one weeks and this is the best panel ever downloaded. whoever has created it tell him he must make a380 cause s visible guy skills. incredible work man thanks
kilooskarhotelrating: 8
January 3, 2007
This is a good panel. Everything you need on the screen. One little detail though. In order for me to have radios nav1 nav2 work in FS2004 I had make two changes aircraft cfg file. config look up Change lines like this Nav.1 1, 0, 1 Nav.2 0 do not cut and paste my lines, just change numbers as needed then save test
petebek71rating: 10
December 19, 2004
I would have to agree that this is a fantastic panel. It has be the closest you will get real thing. Once familarise yourself with its workings, Brilliant use panel on Qantas 767 200 and fly it like Definately no cheating. Who ever created panel, please create some more for other sim aircraft. Keep up good work.
SEXYWINGMAN04rating: 10
September 26, 2004
Way to go For months I ve been waiting for such a descent panel... Not only it gives you the basic stuff , It has Flight Computer, Hydraulics Control Panel and soo much more... Believe or not even fire extuinguisher system, airconditioning switches, Failure panel so that if want, can add some thrill flight... There s more, its worth download.. dont know producer of this panel, but keep good work.... So far, haven t seen any error problem with every darn switch works Instalation, is dummy proof ain gonna bother you. Now know, wanna more than Real Get baby.
zuki1971rating: 8
September 18, 2004
