Original aircraft by Brian and Tim Novick, Copyright 11/04. Updated by Roger Mole 03/05
UPDATE FEATURES
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Updated FDE to make it closer to how I think it should fly. A 'heavier' feel and more stable in pitch and roll.
Textures de-mipped and cleaned up a bit to make em a bit sharper. Contact points adjusted and lights sorted - strobe removed from tail and strobes added to wing tips. Fuel flow reduced to make the gauge reading more 'real'.
Panel reworked to make it closer to real life and really nice for IFR flying.
VC reworked to match the panel.
Complete 'turbo' piston sound pack.
Copyrights and credits at bottom of this document.
2) Copy the contents of the gauges sub-folder to your main FS2004 Gauges folder
3) Move the whole Cessna340A sub-folder complete with its entire contents to your main FS2004 Aircraft folder. I suggest you delete the whole of your original if you have it already.
4) Copy the wav file in the fs9_sound sub-folder to your main FS2004 SOUND folder. You may already have this file if you regularly download panels.
That's it! The aircraft will be listed under the Cessna group when selecting an aircraft.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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The aircraft, panel and gauge cab file are FREEWARE. The package may be distributed ONLY provided that no money is charged for it, the original zip remains fully intact and all credits are retained within it and acknowledged.
It MAY NOT be distributed by CD or disk that charges any fee and MAY NOT be included with any other aircraft or programs for which any type of fee is charged.
COPYRIGHTS AND CREDITS
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Tim Novick for the original flight dynamics, help with engine gauges and a lot of hours of flight tuning.
David Eckert for the pilot.
Mrs Brian Novick for putting up with the many hours needed by her husband to create the original aircraft.
Brian Novick's son for help with writing the gauge files.
Brian Novick for the original aircraft.
Some of the gauge files used in this package were created by Third Parties and it is fully acknowledged that the copyright in these remains with the original designers. The gauges in question are two HGHB, one FSD and two old gauges that were originally created I think for a FS98 Seneca. I have no way now of knowing who the authors of these gauges were I am afraid. The same goes for two 'generic' gauges that have also been used, a whisky compass and a weather radar.
The sound files are an excellent package originally created for a FS2000 Navajo by Aaron Swindle/Skysong Soundworks. The authors' copyright in these files is fully acknowledged.
I should like to thank all of the authors involved for their excellent and valuable work.
