FS2004, Cessna T182T new aircraft based on and using FS9 cessna 182S
model. New glass type panel,new textures inside and out, revised air file,
and cfg. panel bitmap made from photo on the Cessna site.
Information for project taken from Cessna website and magazine articles

by David Shirley
flyfreedave@aol.com



Installation:

1)After downloading the zip, locate it, and extract the file to a temp folder.
2)Copy Folder Cessna_T182T to your FS2004 Aircraft Folder
3)Everything should be in the right place, But I always check just to make sure.
4)copy gauges into your FS2004 Gauges Folder. You may already have some of them, so you don't have to overwrite or reload them. Choice is yours
5)Aircraft will show up as Cessna/T-182-T Skylane



Known Problems:

I could not figure out how or if it was possible to make the gauges in the VC
the same as my panel so until this can be resolved the VC has the default configuration.




Thanks and Credits:

I would like to apologize for not listing all the wonderful gauge programmers, without whom, no aircraft panel would be possible. I have downloaded literally hundreds of panels in search of the gauges I feel best fit any particular application, so I forget who all the credit for such gauges should go to!. If you see something and feel you should be given the gauge credit for it, please contact me and I will amend this readme.


Richard Probst for his fine gauges
Chris Koegler and Ralph’s Panel Shop for there fine gauges
Dai Griffiths for his Dragonflight Design Gauges,
Top Avionics and Tony D'AMBROSIO
Jorge 'eko' Salas
Clive Ryan cfryan50@yahoo.com.au for use of his C-130 gauges
Francisco Sanchez-Castañer for his Dash 7 gauges
HGHB Instruments (The HGHB files are freeware versions.)
The FPDA for their gauges, switches, sounds, etc
FSD for thier gauges, switches, etc
Ernie Kennedy for his gauges
Eric Ernst for his gauges
Chuck Dome for his gauges and gauge utilities
The Flightsimvet Club for thier FS2002 Tips Page!
Arne Bartels for his gauges work and his xml tutorial,
Chris Koegler and Ralph’s Panel Shop for there fine gauges
Tom Gibson tgibson@sunstroke.sdsu.edu
Prop2ERK*.gau Propliner gauges by Ernie Kennedy erniek@iinet.net.au
Jorge Alsina jorgalss044@cantv.net
J.L.Stubbs Aeroswine Research Corporation http://flightsimmers.net/aeroswine/index.html
Eric Norton aka RoughLandings roughlandings@comcast.net




Thanks to Microsoft for The Great Flight Sim



The gauges in this panel that are works of the above mentioned authors,
or others,may have been modified by me to correspond to the
project I have included them in.I take no credit for the design of
those gauges, and I thank all the authors for use of their original
works.


I take no credit for any work other than what I have done and that is only the modification
of existing work.



DISCLAIMER:

There is nothing about these files that can harm your computer, but by downloading and
installing them you accept full responsibility for any consequences. real or imagined.

I have tested this aircraft and panel exstensively on my computer and take no responceabilty
for any problems you may experience precived or otherise.



Flying:

This is a hot rod be sure to adjust your prop an rpm
the Panels can be switched using the SW Icon
the HSI is switched with the other Icon (far left)
the HSI is adjusted with the grey track and course knobs
I fly with my sim set at 1024X768 and most everything maxed out




This Aircraft and panel is strickly! for freeware! is not to be sold!


This FREEWARE panel has been created by the author,Any freeware
gauge files included with this panel are the properties of
their respective authors and as such fall under whatever guidelines
they may reserve. You may re-distribute or re-upload it to other net locations
but you may NOT use it for any commercial-purpose WITHOUT all
the author's explicit, written PERMISSION in advance.
Any infringements could result in a complaint for violation
of copyright.

the aircraft is the property of Microsoft

cannot think of any thing else so hope you enjoy this I had fun putting it together

Dave Shirley flyfreedave@aol.com